”“No, I didn’t.”“The record says that you did.”“I didn’t. They told me that I had enough and shipped me to a rear area.”“And gave ...ou a Silver Star.”“I guess.”“When it came time to re-up, you didn’t, you got out.”“It was time.”“As soon as you got back, you went to school.”“I that is the part that set you off, me going to school to be a minister?”“Nope.”“Really?”“You going to school to be a minister did not set me off.”“After all of the shit I saw, I needed some answers.”“The church you chose is. "What I want is to find someplace out of this rain where we can have some undisturbed fun. So do you know someplace around here we could park without being bothered?"By now we were close enough to my home that I knew my way around. I said that if we drove another two miles and turned right on a dirt road, we'd soon come to an abandoned farm. The barn was still standing, and one of the sliding doors had fallen off years ago. There wasn't any farm machinery parked inside, so we could drive right. Why didn’t anyone realize how she felt? She was so lost in her thoughts that she didn’t see the 6’1′ tall guy standing before her. She felt like she had collided into a brick wall. She was off balance and hadn’t the strong arms caught her, she would have been down on the ground. ‘Watch where you are going, young lady,’ chided the brick wall, playfully. She raised her head at the familiar voice, only to find Ron standing before her with a cheery look plastered on his face. ‘Ron!’ she exclaimed,. "UUUNNNGH!!" she grunted as the movement sent fresh waves of pain rippling out from her tormented asshole. "Oh! I'm sooo sorry. How insensitive of me!" He then burst into uncontrolled laughter, so much so that it brought tears to his eyes and he began to cough. When he recovered from his little laughing fit, he began to work some controls beneath the table where she couldn't see. She heard the humming of motors and felt the center of the table rise while the table ends fell until her ass was a.