Anyway, about two weeks ago I'd noticed this guy come in whileI was relaxing in the lobby. I got a real nice smile and a "hi"but he went right into th... auditorium and had a seat. I didn'tthink much of it, lit a smoke and stayed in the lobby. After Ifinished my cigarette, I decided to stand at the head of theright aisle inside the curtain to see if I could spot the guy.I was kind of hoping he wasn't one of the back row "gay guy"types.Before too long the curtain was moved aside and I sensed. You clear on that?’‘Yes, - Mr. Taylor.’ The Mr Taylor was hard to get out. They were just flaunting their new found power and I had to just stand there and obediently take it.‘If you want some pocket money all you have to do is ask for it, nicely, and tells want you want to buy.’I knew it was the wrong thing to say as soon as it left my mouth. It was just a reflex response.‘It’s my money!’Paul and Richard didn’t even bother to reply they just left me staring at the front door as it closed. ’ We were sitting back at our table and I told her we needed to get our marriage back on track. I explained that I knew we had different likes and dislikes but we were always able to work through them. I told her that I thought it was time to start a family. It was hard to read her reactions but I knew something was going on in the back of her mind. I didn’t know if she was thinking about what I was telling her or something else. We danced some more and had a couple of more drinks. She was. Her young skin was screaming to be touched and I was screaming in myself at myself not to do so.She smiled at me after almost every book she sold, she was so happy working here and the only thing she enjoyed more, was teasing me. "I'm really tired, boss. Why don't you get another chair in here so we can both sit when there are no customers? My legs hurt."She pointed her long leg in my direction, teasing me, again."Because. If I do that people will get wrong impression. That we don't work.