"I'll take that as a no," I whispered.Grace brought her head up to kiss me, then reached round to nibble myear. "I didn't know about any of it, you id...ot. Would I be on this tableif I had?"It was, I had to admit, a pretty good argument. A weight I had not evenrealised was there seemed to slip from my shoulders. I leaned down tokiss her again, this time more deeply. I still felt guilty - but at leastthere wasn't the spectre of betrayal as well.Lifting my tempo, I pounded her butt and was. Ahead of us we spot, ironically, a large “PETS AT HOME” store, then various other stores... Dennis continues, “We’ve got a special show lined up for you today ... Because we’ve come to Woking, in Surrey, population 62,794, PLUS...”As he’s talking we leave the stores behind us and head down a narrow roadway – then turn into a small car park infront of an ornate, curved mosque... Dennis continues, “ ... two filthy, young Muslim sluts – who both have a very dirty dream!”As we enter the car park we. Sir Colin thanked Sir Glen and then turned away to return to his conclave when Sir Glen stopped him. ‘Sir Colin, you’ve forgotten one thing.’ The man stopped and turned back. ‘Forgotten?’ ‘Unshackle him.’ Sir Glen reached for his cup of tea and sipped. ‘It’s your death.’ Muttered Sir Colin and unlocked the nearly rusted cuffs and then departed knowing that Sir Glen would have his own if he ever came to his senses. When Sir Colin had gone, Sir Glen strode over to Leif and looked him in the eye.. "What was up?" I wished I could tell you but that if I do you would not want to befriends any more." Why, that's daft."I could feel my eyes start to well up with tears, this had beenhappening a lot just lately my stomach was in knots and I could nothelp my self.Steve put his arm around my shoulder and said in a soft voice, "Come ontell me what's wrong?" Well..." I said slowly and then I stopped myself. The tears started toreally flow now I covered my face with my hands and sobbed.Steve gave me.