These were gray, uneventful days. I got bored every fifteen seconds.Life had tragedy now. It had dire consequences, uncertainty, loneliness, nuclear w...rheads. On a daily basis I tracked every news story and photo of the Korean War, longing desperately to be old enough to lug a Leica camera and produce the dramatic photos I saw in "Life" magazine. What I saw in the reportage was a grim, idiotic war that destroyed my earlier illusions about the brand of heroism I had seen in the likes of "Wake. The butler shook his head."The Emir said one stroke each hour," he remarked, "I would not like to disobey him." Well done," said the Chief Eunuch, "It would indeed be a serious breach of protocol. We will move her outside now into the square."Several eunuchs carried the woman, still manacled to the whipping frame, outside and more men took advantage of the opportunity to add to her load of semen, which was dribbling from all three holes tinged with her blood."We will be merciful to her," said. "Well life is very rarely fair," she said with a smile in her dark brown lust filled eyes.Karl leaned down and kissed her passionately. His tongue mating to hers as his fingers found her wet clit and began rubbing slow circles. She gave a low moan and spread her legs, giving his fingers free access to her soaking slit. He kept his fingers on her clit however and began rubbing faster. He drew back and watched her face as her moans got louder. Her hips began to buck against his fingers and he. ”A smile spread across Heather’s face as she cranked on the reel. Sure enough, a fish was flapping on the end of the line. I just shook my head in amusement as I took up my pole.“Zero-zero,” I announced.“Zero-zero,” she echoed. “On your mark ... Get set...”We stared at each other, waiting for the imaginary starting lights to go off.“Go!” we yelled at once.We cast in like we were starting the Kentucky Derby. For a few minutes we worked our lines in silence, eyeing each other’s pole tips to see.