He never usually asks about my workas he knows little about mechanical engineering and engineeringchemicals which is as you know, the research I do."I...m telling you now that if you had an affair, you would regret it avery great deal indeed, Victor, you know how I worry about that sort ofthing." Tammy," he said, "you should know that I'll always be one hundredpercent loyal to you. You really must stop worrying about me." Hesmiled at me with that disarming expression of his that always makes. Although she’d often seen buggery while in Throb, it had never been as obviously non-consensual as this. Nor was this first encounter the last of the wounded soldier’s suffering, as each soldier took it in turns to fuck the enemy soldier, while taking turns in standing guard and holding him down. And then finally, after an agony of waiting and the horror of the violence, the soldiers finished, buttoned up their baggy khaki trousers and with a rapid burst of gunfire extinguished what little was. I'm just trying to make it through Monday afternoon."I took another swig of Gatorade, gave Robbie back the bottle, and trotted back to the field."So what's the word?" I get to come back tomorrow." That's good, right?" Tami asked."I'm not sure. I remember in the Halloween Bowl game, when the front line messed up and I got hit from three directions at once." I paused for dramatic effect. "I wish I only hurt that bad." Awwwww," the two girls said together.I grinned. On the one hand, it was cool. $25 a week or a hundred a month. Cheap ... but damned inconvenient. I had to go to the university every day. That meant the dinghy ... and the Yamaha outboard that had never given me a lick of trouble ... until now.Now ... I didn’t have time to fix it. Part of my doctorate was teaching basic algebra to older young adults. You can imagine... “Hey, kid. You waiting for someone?” He was big. He was blond. He was wearing a football jersey. Sorry ... rugby shirt. He was gods gift.“No time! I have.