She said Jan is not here - I want to talk to you.She took me inside and we sat down. Then she started to tell me all about what Jan had told her what...we had done.I said I thought you already knew that. She said I only knew half of it.Then she said Jan said you have never slept with her – is that true.I said yes but not because I didn’t try – she always refused to go that far.Then her mother said you would go that far if you could would you.I said yes.She said have you done it before.I said. I could control the tempo. I control the horizontal. I control the vertical. Wait a minute, that’s The Outer Limits. Jeff seemed to be enjoying himself just fine. His moans and grunts would have been indication enough without the urgent thrusting of his hips. Fortunately, I was pretty close myself. Jeff pressed a hand against my abdomen and I felt the increased pressure. It took me to a whole new level. There was pressure, there was tension, there was electricity. There was … oooh. That was. I tried what he had done, and Summer responded very smoothly, turning and following her stable-mate.It all felt very strange, at first, as we rode out through the field, like being on a golf-cart with a really bumpy ride. But after a bit, things seemed to settle into a rhythm, and I didn't mind it at all. In fact, I had to admit, it was pretty relaxing! I said as much to Rob, who simply smiled and said, "Told you so." We rode slowly for some time, insects buzzing in the distance, the evening. You know about that." Seven boatmen leaving?" Crystal asked. "That seems like a lot." I'm not sure about all of them. I know four for sure: Bill and the three kids that ran summer crew with him last year, all graduating. The jury is still out on Tom, although I'm starting to bet he won't be back. Ben, well, wouldn't surprise me either way. And Jerry's not as healthy as he's trying to make me think he is. Bill is definitely going to be back to run Team 1 over the summer, but he said flat out it.