I could feel the stirring in my pants. I walked in and there on the radiator was a black silk scarf, and a pair of those eye shades you get on aircraf....I put the eye shades on first and tied the scarf around my eyes, with a knot at the back. I could not see a thing. I put them on and fumbled my way to the kitchen door. I knocked twice. Joan’s voice was the first thing that I heard. “Steve we have cooked up a little surprise for, so give me your hand and I will guide you to where I need. Please do get in.' Steve slipped into the low seat beside, fastened his seat belt as Katerinamoved the car forward, winding it through the narrow alleys, between the redevelopedwaterfront warehouses where the shoe store had discreetly relocated. On the open road, accelerating out of the city, she turned to smile at Steve.'You really would have travelled in the trunk? You've done that before?' 'On a number of occasions,' he replied, and permitted himself a wry grin.'Though in the past they. "Ah. So we were making out, were we?When I went into the den, Dad was glad to see me."Where have you been?," he asked, laughing. "The roads blocked between your apartment and here? It must have been a month since you were in this house."I loved hearing that. It told me that Mom might not have mentioned to him that I had been visiting her sometimes during the day when he was at work, and that we had just spent practically a whole day together. Why not? Why would she not tell him? Was it because. The day we met I got up early just like any other day, but instead of heading to work I headed off on a road trip. On the way out of town I filled the car up with gas, bought a large coffee and a blueberry muffin. I also bought a Gatorade and bottle of water for the road. It wasn't so much that I was especially thirsty so much as to be sure that I was full and ready for Rena. It took about two and a half hours to drive to Rena town I drank plenty of fluids on the way. My plan was working a.