"Yeah, know what you mean," she said almost breathlessly, though she didn't elaborate.We quickly cleaned up and then straightened her out more comfort...bly on the couch. "Why don't you take a little nap?" I suggested. "I've got some laundry to do, and beds to change." I informed her. "After that, if there is still time, and if you're not still asleep, maybe we'll watch a movie together how's that sound?" Sounds like a wonderful idea," Sharon agreed settling back into the pillows as I covered her. *Lennard raised his head from between his hands and started to undress. He needed a shower. A long, steamy shower. And some time to revisit his prime student's fight—and where he had failed her as her coach, or worse even, as her lover in his dreams. Was this the punishment for overtly ogling her?*During the first break, her victorious grin while stepping to the edge of the ring told Lennard she was not really aiming at winning this fight at all cost anymore; she was primed to be a disobedient. The washers were across the hall from my apt. I had been there for about a year. I often kept my door open if one of the folks in the building I knew was doing laundry just to be social. This Saturday I was making a sandwich when Diane went by with her basket. I waved and said hi as she went by and invited her to come over once she got her stuff going. About 5 or 6 minutes she knocks on my door and I said come on in. She pops her head around the corner. I got her some iced tea and she came and. Even the titles of each individual series give you a hint at what particular event will take place and how it will impact the main character. Also during Long Road I was doing a lot of flashbacks between three different timelines so to speak. One timeline spoke directly about the current events taking place, these are the flashbacks that usually include Angie. Angie at this particular moment in the story is a representation of how things are at the end of the road. Every time you see Angie it.