"I hope you don't get into trouble with your mother," I said as I dropped Sonya off at the steps to the upstairs apartment."I won't. Thanks for showin... me around," she said. She ran up the stairs without giving me a clue as to when I would see her again.I changed into clothes and shoes for tennis, grabbed my racket and was out the back door before I thought about picking up the key to one of the cottages. Thank goodness I went back into the house.The crowd at the courts had grown in the short. Four last Saturday, remind Tina to herself, and I wasn't allowed to come to the party. Since Yvonne had emotionally asked Tina to leave, she had been denied access to see her children. Yvonne wouldn't even acknowledge phone calls or letters. Without a job, Tina had no money to fight for access.Tina began to feel weak and light headed. No longer could she cough up the fumes from her lungs. Her time was rapidly coming to an end. With one last effort she unlocked the car door. If someone came they. " We're not identical silly." Sandy answered Al. "What kind of light bulb are you using? It's really bright in here." Sam, this is getting spooky." Al softened his voice. "I think she can see the light from the imaging chamber. "I'm going to run this data." Good idea." Sam said."What's a good idea?" Sandy asked."That, that you adjust the shade. It was kind of bright in here." Sam thought quickly. "What are you looking for?" I just had this funny feeling that someone else was in here." Sandy. I thought I would. I even tried not to cum. But right in the middle of it I felt like he was smiling down at me, happy I had finally moved on.”“Cathy actually told me to move on,” I said.“Why didn’t you?”“Probably for the same reason you didn’t. I didn’t think I could ever love anybody else that way.”“And now?”“I think there’s plenty of love to draw from the well.”“Enough for three women?”I turned my head and stared at her.“You’re joking.”Her head gave a miniscule nod, as if to confirm she was.