’ We both laughed at that. ‘She hasn’t had much experience with kids has she?’ I asked. ‘Only child, so not even a younger brother or siste...,’ Jodi laughed. ‘Am I cooking…?’ ‘On me, it’s your birthday after all.’ I must’ve looked surprised because she added, ‘you hadn’t forgotten had you?’ ‘Ah, yeah I had,’ I grinned a little self-consciously. ‘Thirty seven, who wants to celebrate that?’ I moaned in mock pain. ‘I’ll getcha a walking stick,’ she laughed. I arrived home just after six on Friday. "If only I wasn't married," he said. "She was just in Nine 1/2 Weeks. I damn near melted." I prefer Michele Pfeiffer." I'd take her as a second choice," he said."I'm single, but somehow I don't think my chances are very good." Women," he said."Yeah, but it wouldn't be much fun without them."He nodded agreement with delight in his eyes. "I love the old ball and chain." Kids?" I asked."Three." That's nice. Kids are a great thing. They bring life into perspective. All those great plans you had for. She was flattered, and also a bit curious as to why an older gentlemen was roaming the halls while class was in session. She was to be in class herself, but lacked the motivation to continue on attending class as she was thorough convinced that all her teachers hated her guts. "Hey, what's up with the flowers?" It was an awkward moment. He didn't know what to say exactly since it was a private matter, but it seemed rude not to speak honestly. "It's for my wife. You might know her. She's Mrs.. I moan as I feel him straining against the blanket beneath me."Wait right here, don't move." He says, before sliding me off of him, and making his way into the bathroom. I grin and lean back on the bed as I watch him leave, his toned body flexing as he walks. Yes, I could get used to waking up with him in the morning.Nathan turns to face me before closing the bathroom door, sending me a wide grin. He's back from the bathroom just a moment later, and he pauses in the doorway. "You look so sexy.