Please, I beg you. Yell at me, scream at me, hit me if you want, but don’t go.’ The bag was almost packed. He retrieved his wallet and some cash f...om his drawer. Slinging the bag over his free shoulder, he began to make his way to the door, oblivious to the grovelling being hanging off him. ‘I love you, John. You’re the only man I’ve ever had feelings for. Please don’t leave me alone.’ John threw her off and sprinted down the stairs. His mind was numb and his body was on auto-pilot. The only. She jacked him off until he was ready to alight the train.He asked her if she would like to come to his apartment for a while where they could be alone. She nodded her head and smiled. As they walked the three blocks to his apartment building from the station, they talked about sex and the fact that she was thirteen and he wasn’t married. His name was Sato-sensei, and he was a teacher in an all boys’ school. He told her he loved little girls and he would like her to be his girlfriend, once or. Then they had to turn north, heading into Harwich Haven, and facing the ebb tide. The maybe three knots over the ground became maybe one. It was past twelve-thirty by the time they passed the North Shelf buoy."It'd be silly trying to cross the Stour at this speed," CC announced. "Let's drop the hook and wait for the tide. Have supper at Pin Mill, instead of lunch."It didn't take long to settle Serendipity with a rough stow, and after a brief word with Denise, who went with Nadiya to see about. The airport wasn't far from downtown and he took a taxi. He'd surprise her by coming home early. Buddy was positive that Brandy would be overjoyed to see him.As the cab pulled up in front of the BRANDYWINE, Buddy noticed all the cars in the parking lot. That was strange. Usually this was a slow afternoon for them. Perhaps these cars weren't all customers. It would be pretty unusual to have the bar packed in the afternoon. It wasn't even this busy on Saturday nights.Buddy could hear the laughter.