She had family; she had friends andif some guy couldn't accept her for what she was, then screw him. Thatepiphany didn't help her much that bright lig...t happened to be anothercar.Waking up this time in the hospital, she was happy to be alive. "Whathappened?" Welcome back sweetie, how do you feel?" A nurse looked down at her asshe checked Emily's vital signs. "You had quite the accident." Am I OK?" She felt sore and a little fuzzy inside her head. Wonderingwhy her arm felt numb, Emily looked. I had been living on this cheap, rented beachside wooden cottage that was more like a shack, for the past four days now. Upon arrival, I had been a lone guest in the only kind of hotel service that was open here this time of the year. Monsoon was off season. And that had suited me fine. I had wanted to get away from the confines of my apartment in the city, stay close to nature and the quiet for a while. And write.Over the course of the first two days, I was happy to infer that the arrangement. It’s not a matter of easy, it’s the orgasm itself that could be the problem. If you want to try, it’s up to you two. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you.”“Okay, I’ll leave it up to him, I think we should probably head to bed.” Mary sighed.“What time are you coming over in the morning, Becky?”Greg chuckled, “She’s staying here with us! Jamie twisted my arm, what could I say?” He had the goofiest look on his face. Becky was blushing.“You lucky DOG. See you in the morning.”I was having a hard time. “We’re here too,” Kara said. “Me, Jessica, and Elyse. Happy Birthday!”“Yes, Happy Birthday,” Jessica said.“Happy Birthday!” Elyse added.“I received your gifts. I really appreciate everything you guys are doing for me.”“How’s Nicholas?” Kara asked.“Still asking for Daddy,” Bethany sighed. “It’s going to be tough because he can’t really understand. But he’s healthy, and he likes hanging out with Ed. Mom watches him when I’m at the office.”“And how is that going?” Elyse asked.“Three clients is all.