It had hurt him, torn him, eaten away at him from the inside out. It had damn near killed him. It had taken a lot of support from a lot of very good f...iends to chase that shadow away, not that it had ever completely left him but at least enough to allow him to have a more or less normal life. Now it was back and it was darker than ever. The old look was there in his eyes, the bleakness that spoke of wounds so deep they went right through to the soul. Adin could not bear to look into his eyes. Then I want you fuck me.“ It was not a request. The words were spoken with the confidence and authority of someone who was used to getting what they wanted. Once again Ted doubted her self-proclaimed innocence. Whether she was the aggressive man eater she had seemed in his office or the eager but inexperienced girl she had played in his car no longer mattered. When she pulled his head down between her legs and opened them wide, all he could think of was how incredibly sexy she was. As his lips. If you've ever watched a dance routine, you've seen this step.Depending on the number of guests there may be quite a few concentric circles. This is traditionally the first dance at Jewish weddings.I don't know where the tradition came from. I could look it up online, but I would be willing to bet I would find at least five different definitive answers.We were included in another part of the tradition when Jeff and I were each hoisted up on chairs. We had expected this. What I had not expected. “And we just need ONE more thing to break!” Sasha giggled. She flicked the light switch on the wall. plunging the place into black immediately. We were in pitch black darkness!“God dammit, Sasha!” Kelly grumbled. “Here, I’ll find the light switch.” I offered, trying to lend a helping hand.“I’ll go too, we both need to hurry the hell up so we’re not late.” Kelly joined my search. We fumbled around in the dark, trying to remember where we were exactly in the room. I put out a confident hand,.