Peace, beyotch,” he threw up a fake gang sign and strolled out looking all fake tough. I don’t think I could have rolled my eyes harder without st...aining a muscle. Well that sucked. The arcade was still noisy even when Boomtown was closed. Between the HVAC and the fluorescent lights, there was plenty of buzzing to keep it from seeming peaceful. I guess that meant I was alone.I sighed and got to work. It was a tight squeeze, but I could see why it made sense to have me do this part. Mr. Gadsten. "She rubbed my nose with hers, our lips just a breath apart, and I thought we were going to kiss again, but then she whispered, "I'm ready for you now." Then she rolled away and got on her knees leaning up against the inclined end of the couch with her ass out. "Plant that big oak tree in me."I wasn't sure I was recovered enough from my last orgasm, but I figured I'd try anyway. I got on my knees on the couch and found I had started to regain my virility. It was much harder to line up with. " Sally suggested.Sally had moved out of the old apartment that they had onceshared many nights together when Jennifer was still Al Parker. The move had occurred a couple months after their first meeting,the one where Jennifer had told Sally that Al was dead. It wastrue of course; the real Al Parker was dead. But having to tellSally this so she could continue on with her life had been thehardest thing Jennifer had ever done. Sally's new apartment,while a step up from where she once lived,. It seemed to be some kind of talk radio or something, but she didn't care. Teagan was beginning to feel so many different feelings at once and wasn't sure if she was excited, nervous, or just scared. She tried her best to remain calm and just make it through the ride back to her house."Well. . .here you are my dear." Jon said, with a smooth and kind voice as he looked over at me with a big smile."Ohh - - - yeah, ummm - - - thank you so much for the ride Mr. Davis." I nervously said."No, noo. ..