I really want that pontoon boat, you know?"The third guy stands up from his chair to shake my hand. I remember his face from out on the floor, but I c...n't recall his name."Have you two met?" Benton asks."Frank, this is Mike Albrecht. Mike, this is Frank Jasper, our Notes guy. I told you about him the other day." Hi, Frank."Mike grins like the Cheshire cat as he shakes my hand. Benton is even more jovial than usual. Benton takes the helm as I take the last free chair in the office."Mike here has. We shared a bottle of wine and chatted about everything we had done since the last time we saw each other. Later in the night, after the first bottle had been polished off, we got a little closer. I found her feet resting on my lap, and my hands in heaven rubbing softly back and forth, just a little. We told some more stories, talked about our old friends, and as she laughed her hand made it's way to my thigh. It was getting late and I saw her check the time on her phone. "We should get going,. Maybe some sort of bonus or sweetener could be arranged as a peace offering.He tried to convince himself that this was just another business deal, but couldn't think of another business deal that had made him so nervous. For that matter no other business deal had left him feeling ashamed but also extremely aroused at the same time. Dave groaned and decided it was time to eat some humble pie. He made his way back to his desk and reached for the intercom. He nearly jumped out of his skin when it. " But I did," William said."What?" I told you that I support your goals. I'm sure that there were doubts about that before I came here," William answered. From the expressions on their faces, he knew that he had stated the truth.It was an important thing to know and the entire council knew it.They knew that soon the younger members of the tribe would have turned to William to have him speak for them. Nodding to the council, William started to turn away. He paused and said, "I will leave you to.