Both laughed loudly when they saw my predicament. I blushed and couldn’t help but look over to Yvonne and Mark. He was sweating and had his eyes clo...ed as Yvonne’s head bobbed slowly up and down. Her ass was perfect and made me twitch down there.“Oh, poor thing!” Wonder Woman exclaimed. “Set him free!” she began to chant. “Set him free!”The cop giggled and watched my eyes. By feel, she confidently took the little key and unlocked the device. I grunted when I felt it slip off. I was free. The. It was a festive mass and I calmed down a little butthen I heard a "Silent night"... (I always cry when I hear "Silentnight", "Nearer my God to Thee" or "Amazing Grace" as some other peopledo) Tears started to flow and I couldn't stop them. I just tried not toweep aloud. A man wasn't expected to cry and I tried to keep my tears atleast till we came home where I could hide in my room. I cried a lotthese days and during burial I'd dropped not a single tear standing allthe time by side of my. ‘What’s wrong, Sarah?’ he asked, reaching for me. ‘Is it Amsterdam? I’ll go back and tell them we won’t go. I didn’t realize it was that important to you.’ I shrugged him off and dashed into the elevator before the door closed. Dale held the door open, though, staring at me with a worried look. ‘It’s not that. Don’t worry about me,’ I said, struggling not to choke on the words. ‘I’m just… homesick.’ Dale let go, and the door slid shut. As the elevator began to move, I leaned back and silently. Cassie checked the Uber app on her smartphone. ‘Ok, the cab’s downstairs…’ With purses slung over shoulders, the girls exited the dorm. Their high heels clattered down the stairs. The night air was cool enough for Reema to notice a chill on her legs and arms, but not enough to warrant a heavier coat. The Uber driver sat idling in his car. Reema followed Cassie into the back seat, crawling and shifting her legs to avoid exposing herself in her ultra short dress. The driver navigated through.