Every shape size, in saucers, jars on ceramic coasters ... you name it."Are you sure we wont catch fire?"She was wearing a silk teddy and matching pan...ies of type, and one of those see through robes (or wrappers, is it?) girls like. She'd let her hair down and brushed it out into a shape that wrapped her face like a halo.She was adorable.She jumped up on her bed and lay back and opened her arms. I dropped my jeans, ripped off my socks, and pulled off my shirt. Then went to her and we kissed.. ..Chuck stepped forward and motioned to me, but Cindy beat me to it and, looking like a toy poodle telling a mastiff to get the hell off her yard, snarled at Chuck, "Look, you animals, you're not going to get away with this!"Chuck held up both hands, palms out clearly taken aback at her reaction, "Hey, we're not here to start a fight!"He looked at me, "I know we told you that a loss was going to hurt you more than us, but tonight proved we can get along without Jay if we have to. A win would. ”That would be wonderful,” she said, ”Jimmy and Tom are gone for the weekend, and I have to put them in the attic.” ”Then I'm yours for the afternoon,” I announced.”Well, I’ll have to see what else I can find for you to do,” she teased.”Whatever you need, Janie,” I said.We got in her van and she drove the six miles to her house. Then we formulated a plan. She would stand at the top of the fold-down ladder and I would bring the boxes to her. She would place them in the attic from there.I was. What would the people at the hotel say if they saw her now. Obviously drunk, with evil intentions. She should be locked up, a woman like that is dangerous.The water lapped gently up against their feet as they walked along the beach to the inlet, the water was gentle but inside of Suzie the ocean was fierce. Waves of emotion and shame were dashing against the walls of her soul. She was hopelessly confused, the alcohol had fuzzed her brain, her emotions tortured her already turbulent desires. She.