”Hearing the tremor in his voice, Tobin leaned down and kissed him tenderly. “Baby, you’re so much more than just that.”Trevor kissed him back... but still looked somewhat troubled. When he didn’t speak for a time but stared into the middle distance, Tobin grew concerned.“Are you okay?” he asked finally.“Honestly?” Trevor met his ga , and grinned. “Not sure whether I’m jealous or envious.”“The difference being…?”“The difference being, I’m a little jealous that this hunk of beef got to have you. Even as a first year psychology student she had learned that much. George was taken aback by the comment however, and he frowned at Gavin's words, clearly thinking them over."I left a note to explain why I did it," George tried to explain."I know, I found it and got rid of it. It seems to me that you've done nothing wrong apart from make some mistakes at work. A note isn't going to make up for the loss of a son, the loss of a brother. I think you need to get things in perspective, George. Even. She seemed hesitant still, but curious as well now. So I plant a kiss on her lips. Continuing to kiss her, I push my tongue in her mouth and start to kiss her harder. I make sure Sameer is hidden enough that it’s not noticeable by her that he’s recording this. As I confirm that, I move my hand on her tits and start to squeeze them. With every squeeze I feel her moaning into my mouth. Taking the chance, I pull down her dress a bit, exposing her right breast. I could see Sameer getting excited,. It reminds me of the American folk song The Wayfaring Stranger, which Polly also mentions although I guess the version she's most familiar with is the one by Jack White rather than, say, Johnny Cash or Emmylou Harris. Then there's Mercy Mistress which is now best known from the Disclosure mix, though I personally prefer the one by Floating Points. It lends itself to a House or even Trance mix with its slow build-up to a swooping chorus, even though its lyrics are a down-to-earth confession of.