As I ambled down the street full of people, I couldn’t help but notice that other people kept staring at me, as if I was some kind of monstrosity. M...st of the people gave me looks of disgust as they brushed by me. I didn’t understand until a new noise swept over me, a siren blared obnoxiously loud and as I turned to its source I was consequently blinded by a series of flashing lights on its top. As I stared at this new chariot on the road, a door opened and I could swear that what stepped out. . What did she mean? Did Tasha know her reasons for being here in a way that she didn't even know herself?She tried out the dial on the console, careful to keep her eyes on the floor. She wasn't ready to see them, not yet. She kept the light low, and rose to pour a glass of wine, always averting her eyes from the rectangles calling out to her on that one wall. They were large paintings, she could see that much without really looking. It was almost as though they were whispering to her in some. She decided a bit of harmless flirtation was a small thing, plus it gave her ego a boost. And with Michael gone so much, what harm could it do?Brian's pursuit was relentless. At the firm's New Year's party he had managed to get her alone for a few minutes and had kissed her and even managed to get a breast out of the top of her dress. His attention and the feel of his hard cock against her made her crazy. Brian wanted her. There was no love; Brian just wanted her body — her 45 year old body.. Even after performing many times since,I'd never forget the night of my first concert.I sang through the first verse, which described my feelings before theconcert. It talked about all of the crazy excitement that came withlearning the songs, learning the choreography, and getting up on stage.Then the song ramped up into a faster paced chorus that described part ofthe rush I always felt, and about how much it drove me to continue.Then we repeated with a second verse about some of the things I.