She smiled big at him. He looked over at her and smiled back. His gaze went from her eyes to her smiling lips, down her neck, to her cleavage. Her shi...t covered a bikini top and was only buttoned in 2 places. Her skirt was longer than he generally liked, hiding her beautiful legs. He looked away quickly to avoid detection. They grabbed their food and walked to find a place to sit. She wasn't expecting the park to be so busy, but it also made her excited. People were jogging, eating lunch and. That morning when I went to get my daily customer runs from the cashier, I had locked eyes with Debbie instead of looking away. She seemed amazed and continued to stare. Finally she smiled. ‘How’s everything at home?’ I smiled and went back to my office. The phone rang when I got back. ‘Tom Henry,’ I answered, expecting it to be a client. ‘Are you okay?’ Debbie’s voice was on the other end. ‘Sure,’ I lied, ‘why wouldn’t I be?’ ‘Call it woman’s intuition.’ ‘Don’t you have to be a woman to have. My breath was hastened as is, now I become increasingly lightheaded. I try to clear my head and calm my breathing, but I feel like puddy in his hands.Stupid. Stupid. Stupid. Stupid. Stupid. The word rings in my head time and time again. Yet I am incapable of resisting him it seems. Still I try. My pathetic and half-hearted attempt to resist ends in my wrists being held in his vice like hand.I feel tense and calm at the same time, it confuses me. He radiates control and calm. My mind tells me. We make it to the living room, still not there. I look out the front window. I see my car on the street, but only Walker's car in the driveway. Coast is clear."I don't think they've come home yet. Is that good?" I asked."Beats me." Walker said. "But I guess we can relax a bit now."With that, I gather my clothes and start putting them on. Yes, we're still here alone, but I should still be dressed for when they do show up. Better safe than sorry. Walker took his clothes back to his room and got.