It was forbidden, crazy; if I was totally honest with myself, it was not something I should ever be contemplating. Yet there was this guilt that had w...apped itself around my heart like a wet, cold blanket and made my insides shiver, and I had been unable to shake it off. So I had confessed what I had done, trembling with fear that I had ruined the most precious thing I had ever had in one thoughtless moment. And the first few days, and more importantly, nights, it had felt as if I had managed. Embarrassed by his actions, Harry quickly got up and wiped up the mess. A quick comb through his hair and a tug on his vest straightened everything out and he looked presentable.At that moment the mayor walked in. It was Fred the next door neighbor turned politician. Harry was ready for him. He had been asking about various permits needed by several businesses. Frankly it was important for the city to get the money from them. It would keep the city in the black. Aunt Flo had become the new. I knew he did not want me at all. I knew there was going to be a lot of forgiving and it was going to be done on his part. He took my hand and was a ladder that lengthened me to the floor, and there was hardness in his voice, and we were a parabola around each other, magic circles enforced us, encased us, and protected us, and he whispered my name and made it sound like summer wind of a long childhood that was to last somehow forever, and I dreamed him and he dreamed me and I held his hands and. She tried to strengthen her hold on Diana. She gritted through her teeth, ‘Get off of my man!’ Diana broke Lynda’s hold on her and pushed at her shoulders as hard as she could. She yelled, ‘Not until you get off of my husband!’ Lynda almost lost her balance and Charles almost went down, but they steadied themselves. Lynda and Diana glared at each other for a few seconds. Tom and Charles backed away from each other. OK… it’s time to break up the catfight… Barbara and Dawn were snickering.