“If you just open the door, I think you will see what I need.”He leaned into the side glass, shielding the sun with his hand. A surprised expressi...n passed over his face, followed by a brief grin. That was replaced by a worried expression. He stepped away from the van, looking carefully all around.He grabbed the van door and yanked it open. In a moment his hand was on my throat.“Is this some kind of a trick? You think you can play me, bitch?”I choked, shaking my head as much as I could.“No, I. I do hope you will enjoythe evening. Sir, Madam."Brentwood left us closing the door behind him. "Luck of the draw" I hadthe impression that I had once again been setup. I turned to Barbara whowas trying to look innocent but just couldn't hide the makings of aCheshire cat?s grin. That grin had never bode well for me and I wasstarting to despise it."Let me guess, there's a good chance that I could end up with a femalecharacter, and you knew it when you roped me into this." Yes and, ooooh. If she hadn't worn her Ray-Bans he would have undoubtedly seen the sparkle in her eyes. She was truly amazed by this young man's stature. She unconsciously pressed her legs together. A warm feeling started arising from her loins. Her mind got lost in a sultry little imagination including the table she was sitting at, facing her subject of desire. During the whole lunch, she didn't say a word, for her thoughts turned in a vicious circle of guilt and carnal pleasure, taking turns blaming herself. But it’s past Major’s bedtime so I need to get going.’ ‘You’re so welcome, and thanks again for the flowers. Would Major like a people’s bag?’ ‘Don’t you mean a doggie bag?’ ‘Nope, after watching you eat, Major won’t be getting any leftovers, so it’s definitely a ‘people’s bag’,’ a smirking Lynn clarified. Looking up at the sky, Sam’s voice pleaded with the heavens, ‘Why did I come here?’ ‘Because you love me, and you wanted to see my etchings!’ The sultry feminine male batted his eyelashes at.