“I haven’t ... yet.”“Well ... splash us down and I will.”Splash us down meant start at the bridge on the east end of the lake. There’s qui...e a few seaplanes that call Pentwater summer home so there is a designated open lane buoyed off ... no parking. That doesn’t mean no crossing and Race Day is not a good day to insist on landing between Noon and 4PM. For sure there will be boats sailing. The largest class will be Optimist prams and they are also the youngest sailors ... who are immortal and. We were all parked in front of the TV at ten thirty that night. They were saying now that the increased burial crews were still lagging behind and that if some other round of dying started tonight it would be very serious. Nothing happened. No new round of sickness started. We watched for about an hour and all went to bed. I was feeling better. I slept well.We all got up around eight the next morning and Shelly helped Susan fix a really big breakfast. I was really hungry and I guessed I was. After that I’m not telling what I’ve dreamed up. I’ll surprise you. When I'm done you can take mine off too and then just leave the rest up to me. I don’t like to make promises but tonight I will make one for you...“I will love you like you've never been loved and we won't stop until we are exhausted. I don't care if everyone has gone back to their rooms by then!”-----------And so it happened that perfect night... that wonderful night. I thought the scene turn on for me was going to be driving. They each took a hand and led me through a door across the room from where I entered. We went down another wide hallway. I grew hard watching the sway of the blonde’s sweet ass. We arrived at a door with the plaque reading ‘Lodge Room’ and they pulled me through a door.The room we entered was a sharp contrast to the rest of the building I had seen. It appeared to be a room in a rustic lodge in the Canadian Rockies. The walls simulated log construction, trophy heads hung about, through sheer.