Let's go I'll show the two guest rooms to you."We went to the rooms. She opened the first and it was furnished for a young teenaged girl, then she sho...ed the second guest room, which was furnished for a teenaged boy.She explained, "You'll sleep here from Sunday for two weeks, because my daughters must know that you live here, after two weeks we'll sleep together in our bedroom." I'm a dad and I understand you, why do you want this." Your children will arrange these two rooms when they'll be. ?Why are we stopped?? she asked nervously. ?You know you are really good looking, I’ve been watching you for a while, studying you, when you go to school, how long your there usually, and when you go home.? Stephanie’s heart was racing, she was extremely scared and wanted to get out of the car. When she reached for the door handle and pulled it, the door wouldn’t open. ?Can you let me out Jeff? I think ill walk the rest of the way there? She heard movement in the backseat, it sounded like. Once inside the townhouse front door, she would remove her blouse and skirt. Her sandals would suffice for her to do the gardening and tend to the pool in the yard. A ten-foot tall concrete block fence, allowing absolute privacy, enclosed the twenty-one by fifteen foot pool. Unless we had company over, no one would see her tending to her chores.Her class assignments would be reviewed by Gwen and me and if not properly completed would result in a 'dance practice'.Camille was an email or phone. I love thee freely, as men strive for right...” He paused and asked the group, “Shall I go on or is that enough poetry?”Rose put her head on Chet’s shoulder, “You kind of had me from ‘Hello’.”The whole group broke up laughing.Jocelyn added to the mayhem, “Maybe I’m dating the wrong guy. Toby hasn’t called out Elizabeth Barrett Browning poems for me.”Toby quickly moved, and got down on one knee in front of Jocelyn, looked adoringly at her, and picked up where Chet had left off. “I love thee.