And stepped out ontothe path to the gate. The chill made my eyes water... and it wasstill blowing. As I pulled the door behind me, I miscalculatedand ...nstead of closing softly... it closed "normally" i. e....with a slight bang. I jumped..and immediately started up thepath and out into the street... I "felt" a slight light on myback, and wasn't sure if he'd glanced from behind his curtains.I didn't look back, just turned sharply up the road... andwalked.There's an alleyway twenty yards from the. I could see her icy blue eyes."That's good, I suppose. Say Claire, could you move to one side or the other. You're blocking the rearview mirror."She slid over, her eyes disappeared, and my heart rate returned to normal."What are we doing tonight?" Emily asked."I don't know," I said, "I didn't plan anything. We can figure out something fun though. I'll cook dinner about six, I suppose, but other than that it's up to you two." Can we go to a movie?" Emily asked. She sounded excited, like this was. While I'd been going progressively deeper, there were still a couple inches left to go and I desperately wanted more."Do you want me to put the rest of it in?" There's more?" she asked.Without replying I slowly began to thrust deeper and deeper until I felt our hips meet. I could feel her stretching around me but didn't want to force her to go too fast.Pausing while all the way inside her I asked, "How is this?" You feel so good!" she sighed while reaching down to grab my ass. "But we can go. She listened without comment, until we finished. "So what are you planning?" she asked."That's just it, we don't have a plan," complained Josh. "Sean's got a game tonight, we're at an away game tomorrow. It looks like we really can't get together and work anything out until Sunday." That's okay," said Andrea. "Let's plan on meeting on Sunday afternoon. That'll give me time to find out what I can, and maybe recruit some help." Don't be talking up this story," admonished Austin. "We don't want.