I really loved her and I knew she really loved me. Whats wrong, Andy? I slowed and finally stopped humping for a moment, I love you Anna, I mean I re...lly do love you. You are the most beautiful person I know and I dont want to loose you ever&hellip, You wont loose me, I am right here with you, with your large rod pretty much pinning me to the ground. {Chuckle} I love you too, but can we keep it a secret? I dont really think Mom will like this very much&hellip, Yeah, I think I can keep it a. "That idle thought made her remember that the last time she had wanted to use her "old reliable" the batteries had been dead."There should be a fresh pack in the junk drawer." she recalled, deciding to make sure while it was still early enough to go out to the corner store if there wasn't.The junk drawer, as Amy liked to call it, was the large top drawer of the buffet in her small dining room. Filled with papers, small booklets, old bills and assorted odds and ends, she was always promising. " She locked eyes with the king. "And don't moveuntil I ask," she said sternly. The king nodded at first, before freezinglike the slightest move would cause an earthquake.Hayley sauntered over to the bear skin rug, a fine art piece indeed andstood for a few moments, seeming stroking her hair and parting it, movingit round to her front out of the way of her back. "Ready for the magic?"she asked, probing the king to see how he reacted to the long outlawedword being used. His reaction caught her. Two players are at the pool table. She recognizes Tony, her recent dance partner, as the one bending over the table lining up a shot. The other is sitting in a tall arm chair, his cue between his knees, smoking and trying to distract Tony with trash talk. Then she smells it, the familiar sweet, acrid smell of marijuana. Tony’s opponent is smoking one of those machine rolled joints Tyrone had let her enjoy during the ride to the club. She looked up at Tyrone, back to the smoker and finally.