”“I know how I feel. You have to die some time. If it’s in our place, one of four people is going to kill you. I am one of them. And all of us w...ll take the time to be gentle, kind and be with you all the way. No one is going to hurry you, and no one is going to keep you from enjoying your trip.”“So, what are we doing tomorrow?” Helen asked.“I think we are going to do an intake tomorrow with you,” David said. “You need to bring some clothes because we are going to keep you upright until Monday. This lead to us meeting people for 1 on 1's too more, I used to meet woman or couples, it was good fun doing 3 some's with couples, especially if he was bi too, now I tend to meet bi or guy gays more, and now most every Tuesday evening, I meet Tony, my regular top it was on one of these nights our love life took a new direction.Lyn mostly met guys, quite often she would either go to motels or bring them to our place to play, now she had a good regular lover, she saw on a Wednesday night at a. Nod if you understand.”I was not surprised when she nodded without ever looking away from me. I moved around to her side, reaching underneath to caress a pert, stiff-nippled breast through her scrubs as I leaned in and kissed her neck. She arched into my hand, pushing her breast into my palm and I heard a muffled whimper as I sucked gently on her neck. “You may make some noise, little one – you just may not talk. I enjoy your appreciation of my touch.” The grunt became a low moan, rising in. In this moment when you have the power to decide the course of your life, not how you will live tomorrow, but how your yesterdays will be remembered, what will you choose?That sends some people running to their churches, synagogues, and mosques to reform and become religious in this life. But it's not so they can be remembered. That's the fallacy of religion. It denies the inevitable. You will die.That will send others to the local bar. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you might die. That.