’ ‘Likewise.’ ‘And I’m married.’ ‘Is that relevant? Anyway I’d noticed the ring.’ She flushed and said she had no idea why she’d m...de that comment. ‘But I do have a sister. Oh why did I say that?’ ‘Perhaps it’s because I’ve charmed the pants off you?’ Cate said stiffly, ‘Excuse me?’ ‘Oh that’s just an old Scottish saying… um one capable of being used in respectable society.’ ‘That might be so but you are in America now.’ ‘Yes Cate.’ ‘I ought not be chastising you.’ ‘No but you will whenever you. "That's it!" said the father, angrily tearing the comic book from hisson's hands and tossing it into a nearby trash basket. "I didn't spendmy hard-earned cash getting us in here so you could spend all your timereading that damn comic book!" But, Dad...!" protested the son, who appeared to be about 7 years old."Don't you talk back to me, boy!" snarled the man, landing an open-handed blow on the back of his son's head that knocked him off thebench, sending him sprawling onto the path. Standing. Jay: LOL. You’re the only one I would do it for. Amanda: You better mister. Jay: But seriously when should I expect you over so you can give me a massage Amanda: Like I said all you want from me is sex. Jay: Like you didn’t think of it Amanda: Maybe a little bit I quickly typed a quick reply. Jay: Or I could sneak over to your house. Amanda: Yeah right. I smiled as I wrote Jay: Come on you know it turns you on I waited for Amanda to reply. Amanda: Maybe I got excited knowing that. Chapter 2The Line********************************It was a week before I got around to answering the E Mail. I must admit that I really had no qualms answering because the mail had arrived at an E Mail address that I normally used as a ‘throwaway address’ for casual correspondence. I was curious, and what could a reply hurt? After all, all I wanted to do was to satisfy my curiosity.Dear Mrs Ra'fah Jabori,I was impressed by your sincere E Mail to me about your plight in Burkina Faso. I realise.