"I doubt that," mum replied with a wry grin "Paul makes me feel so hot that my cunt burns. Why should I go with boys when I have a real man, I do what...ver he wants, any time, any place."The emphasise she had put on the word 'man' left them in no doubt that I had something they didn't, the gorgeous bird in front of them for one thing, defeated and spotting my return they retreated into the crowd."'Real man' indeed." I laughed, "They will be watching for a show to match your words, boy will they. Crap, when there was something he didn’t care about he could talk a mile a minute, but if it was something he wanted he was tongue tied. Some men always knew what to say. He knew men who would have been able to deflect Susan’s anger and use it. He could never figure out how. Some men had this facility for smooth talk. They could be affable and clever. He knew some men who could talk an outhouse cleaner into buying a pile of manure. Him, he couldn’t get a dehydrated man in the Sahara desert a. With trembling fingers she did what he had told her to do. By that time Erik had spied three men standing round their car at the other end of the rest area."Roll down the window, love," and while she was doing it, he drove up beside the three men. They turned round to look at the car, and then Erik leaned over, across Ulla, and asked through the window: "Any of you want to feel up this lovely woman?" Are you crazy," Ulla asked, her voice trembling."I am."A young guy, looking like he was still. " He stated with a harder edge to his voice.I could hear people down the hall, but I could not tell if they were heading our way. I hesitated just a few seconds, and, just as I was about to pull the dress over my head, a door opened a few down from us. A couple stumbled out into the hall laughing as they strolled past us arm in arm. When they were down the hall, I glanced up at Derek, reached down to grab the bottom of my dress, and I pulled it over my head in one motion. I glared at him as I.