WE HAVE NOT SEEN ANYONE FOR A WHILE SO I SAID THE OTHER DAY WE BEEN MARRIED 10 YEARS IT TIME WE TALK ABOUT WHAT WE WILL DO . SHE SAID WHAT DO U WANTHO...EY I SAID WE HAVE NOT SEEN ANYONE IN A WHILE LETS GET U A FRIEND .SHE SAID OK I SAID ANYONE IN MIND BECAUSE I WANT U TO HAVE A GOOD TIME THEN SHE SAID THERE A BLACK GUY IN THE BUIL THAT I WOULD LIKE TO FUCK I SEE HIM AT THE POOL A LOT AND U CAN SEE HE HAS A VERY LARGE DICK AN THICK AN HE DONT HIDE IT PLUS HE IS ALWAYS TRING TO TALK TO ME U NOW. “Yes and no. You told me you were going away, but not where. You did mention something to Missy, I think, or maybe Jake, about the Bahamas. I simply put two and two together.”I nodded in understanding. We went inside and got to a table quickly, despite the lunch crowd arriving. We both ordered small steaks and salads, and ice teas. John said he was a working man and didn’t need a drink. I joked I wasn’t a working man and could have a drink if I wanted, but then ordered an iced tea anyway. No. Those of you who haven't yet readLaundromat Love (and you should, cuz it's a hottie!!)really should take the time to read this section, as Ibelieve that to know a little about me and my somewhatunusual situation helps to fully understand and appreciatethe story that follows.First, a little about me. I'm a transgendered girl in herearly thirties, living in a small northern university town.I am fully "out of the closet"; however, I have my ownmeans of gender expression, which forms the crux of. He smiled at me, looking me up and down as he opened the bottle and took a gulp. 'Looking good baby,' He said, putting his arm around me and kissing me before taking another gulp of his beer. 'You want one before you go?' I thought about it for a moment - I still had half an hour before Amy was supposed to pick me up - 'Um, yeah sure why not!' Chris extractd another beer from the fridge, opened it and handed it to me. We heard the doorbell, and Chris went to answer it. I wandered into the.