Edward's men collected the assailants and got them safely onboard.While Edward and Winnie went off to brief their bosses, and I broke out some of our ...oys, in case we got unexpected, uninvited guests. The night dragged along, and we gave up on any further attacks. The three hundred and sixty degree cameras showed no activity, and our motion and thermal imagining units backed them up. When we turned in, it was all quiet on deck.Sometime in the middle of the night, I decided it was time to stop. She enjoyed your cock as much as I do. I wish she was still here with us, just one more time.”***** Della, Joy’s mom, had died at the age of 78, just two weeks before. She had been a fixture at the truck plaza’s casino, and loved to flirt. My mind drifted back to the first time she had joined one of our ‘sessions’. It was a hot summer day and Joy had already filled me in on Della’s needs. She had undergone a series of surgeries on her female organs during her forties. As a result, she had no. But I definitelyheard the questioning word that came from Jack, "Carole?"I almost dropped the champagne glass as I otherwise froze in place."Hon, what's going on, I thought..." and then the realization hit him, Iwasn't Carole.I turned to face Jack, tears starting to well up in my eyes, as Imurmured, "No, Mr. Douglas, it's me."The sound of my voice was the only thing that gave identity to theperson who in all other respects looked like Carole from across theroom."What's going on, why are you.... She really was a good kid. I couldn't be prouder of her.As soon as Beth left, my demeanor changed. I looked at Judy as asked her how her day went. She said it was pretty much a normal day, saying nothing about donating blood or at least attempting too.I looked her right in the eyes and said, "Judy, would you say the most important thing in a marriage is trust and honesty?"She looked at me kind of strange and asked, "What's this about, Jim? Why would you ask me a question like that?" Just answer.