"Hi Wilbur," she said and I stopped and asked her what was wrong.The beers were starting to get to her a little bit and she answered with the whole tr...th. "Wilbur, I'm big as an ox and twice as ugly. No man in his right mind would even look twice at me." She looked down at her glass of beer and than back up at me and said, "God dammit! I am so fucking lonely I could cry!" Which she started to do with great hiccuping sobs. Tears ran down her face and she grabbed me and began to cry on my. " [It was so old that it didn't, but that didn't matter.]"There are a couple of memory sticks, a pink one and blue one, in the cupboard, so you can easily transfer your work between here and home. You might find that easier than emailing it. Just put your sticks on a key-chain and you'll be fine."Vanessa said, "We haven't tried to decorate the room so it looks somewhat spartan." Personally I thought it looked great, but I wasn't going to argue with her. "Once you're settled in, if you want some. As we drove, she sat quiet and still, hardly daring to breathe and waiting for me to give her some tiny hint of what was to come. I could feel the tension in her and I smiled inside knowing that she was in turmoil. I wanted to add to her confusion and worry, so I dropped a hand down onto her thigh and slid it lightly along until I found the hem of her skirt. She sat perfectly still, not knowing if she should respond or not. I pushed her skirt up until I could see the crotch of her pink panties. ”The apartment was small, but nicely decorated. From the combined dining / living room there were views of Mort Bay and the ferry wharf at the end of the street. She didn’t show me the main bedroom that Colin and Judy shared; but I had a quick look in hers’, there was a big queen sized bed, a dresser; there were also views of the water and the park on the other side of the street.The drive to the restaurant was pretty quick; we could (thankfully) avoid the main roads, and just cut through.