Ya shore must have a lot ta do. I'm goin' out ta the carriage house ta start gittin' it ready."Eddy went to the second floor of the stable and looked ...round. Other than the floor needing sweeping, the area was ready for occupation. Eddy needed to provide a chamber pot, but there was a place for a water barrel and a table to make the room a little more comfortable. The men should find it completely adequate for a couple of weeks' stay.The room had a window on each of the short sides and two. I’d like to say that, that was the end of it. It wouldbe so much less complicated if I’d just let things be,but that beautiful black body with that huge meat-logkept running through my mind. I just couldn’t get Otisout of my thoughts.It’s embarrassing to admit it, but being on my own thatnight (with my husband on his business trip) Imasturbated to the fantasy of being taken by big toughOtis and his huge stiff meat-log. It took my breathaway just to imagine that thing. ..Jess and Cheryl were cooking something up, I asked Dom if he knew what was going on, "Not sure Tony but when them two get their heads together it can only mean we are going to be broadsided with something."Sure enough, that evening they gave us both barrels. Cheryl said, "When we got married, we decided to hold off on the honeymoons so that we could get the Sundowner up and running. Now that things are under control Jess and I have decided it's time to have them." Jess and I have talked this. Hasn't happened yet!" So what if I asked you to ... do twenty jumping jacks?"Abbie stood up and began to jump up and down. "What's the big deal? It's just exercise! Everyone should exercise more." What if I asked you to ... dump your coffee on the floor, and then use your sweater to clean it up?"Abbie looked at Jake, shrugged, and then poured her coffee on the floor. "Seems kind of a waste of time, coffee, and maybe even my sweater. But what the heck, I'll do it!" She unbuttoned her cardigan.