As they stood at the window, Paul could feel her trembling. He thought, as he kissed her, that this casual friendship which started out as ‘a good t...me’ had suddenly become very serious. Rather than be alarmed at the prospect he knew that he wanted to be with Sam to get to know her properly. He had stopped when he did so as not to pressure her into doing anything she might regret later. Sam looked up at ‘her’ man and said in a small voice ‘I need you.’ Paul then knew she was feeling the same. However, as the doors finished swinging shut after them, they became aware of the sound of voices. They began heading towards the voices wordless and very quietly, as if they were police sneaking up onto criminals.As they made their way down a long row of lockers the voices became clearer. Alan could recognize Amy's voice, which set his heart beating faster than its already quick pace.He reached the end of the locker row first, turned the corner, and...He couldn't believe his eyes.There, on a. "Are you sure it will catch everything?" Yes, Helen," Paul tried to reassure me, a combination sympathetic smile and eager grin on his face. Well, who could blame him? We were setting up the video camera so it could catch every moment of what was about to transpire between him and me. I was about to get some unexpected but well-deserved payback for the activities that Paul had brought to my attention.I had met my husband George at the company where we both worked. I was a computer technician. Amanda looked and saw an old, secluded boardwalk, which rose quite high over the beach. “Yeah, that’s a good idea,” she said and she took Janice by the hand again. “No wonder that there’s nobody at this place,” Janice said as she and Amanda arrived at the old, wooden pillars. “It’s all stoney here.” “Well, I’ll give you something soft to sit on,” Amanda replied. She took a big towel out of her bag and spread it over the floor under the boardwalk, removing some bigger stones. Then she sat down.