So I told her to come on home with me, and she slid into the passenger seat of my Jaguar.She made little "ooh" and "ahh" noises about all of the littl... extras that I got with the car, questioned me about a million little things regarding my life, and really perked up when she found out that I was not married yet.I told her that I had made my money in adult entertainment and she, of course, went on and on about how she would like to try doing that sometime, herself. Little did she know what was. ’ ‘I guess everyone knows about Irene,’ Doug said. ‘It’s okay, Doug, I can find you a date for tonight,’ Sally told him, standing up. ‘One of my best friends is here on her own, she’d love to meet you after you guys finish eating.’ ‘Not Pauline!’ Andy snapped. ‘Sally, you know she’s always trouble.’ ‘Sounds like your cousin likes trouble,’ Sally told him with a saucy grin, and then sauntered off to the dance hall where another jukebox was blasting. ‘What’s wrong with Pauline?’ Doug asked as. "Oh yes please!" Well that's not a problem, and because we are at fault anyway, you willget a bonus wish too." Wait, you are at fault you say? How come?" Ah, well, no doubt he didn't tell you, but TinkleSpindle granted bothyour parents wishes when they were contradictory, your mother wished fora girl, your father wished for a boy. Normally when that happens thestar should grant neither and let nature take its course, butTinkleSpindle in his infinate wisdom decided you should be a girl inmind. Ben and were great friends when we werelittle but I think we make better lovers. "Small world." I said. "Not really. Your Mom suggested I attended CampWildcat for the summer. She thought I would have agood time and boy was she right." Ben said. "Remind me to thank her when I get home." Isaid. "We'll do it together." Ben said. He pulled meclose to him and we danced the night away. I don'tthink my life could get any better. Thursday was going to be a big day for us.Tonight we were going to have a.