I am truly sorry for that because you are very nice people but I act this way because my husband doesn't want me to become friendly with our neighbors... He wants us to keep our distance form them. He is always afraid that someone will ask him for something. So anyway I just totally ignore everyone that way I won't have to worry about making any friends and make George mad at me."Mary and I were both stunned. Neither of us spoke for a minute. then Jill said, "I didn't mean to put a damper on the. "I talked it over with your women the other day, and they all said it was ok with them. Jake would you be willing to be her first?"Lydia was looking down shyly and Jake felt bad for her, having Kathy bring this up with so many people around. Of course, the whole family was pretty open about sex now, so maybe she needed to get used to it."Lydia," Jake said softly, "would you like to go in the other room and talk for a minute?" He saw the look on her face and smiled. "I'm serious, just talk for. He was loudly cheering every time he won.But when his wife tried to hug him or hold his hand when he won, he used to shrug her off. It was getting pretty late now. Everyone else dozed off in different corners of the hall or went to their room. It was just me, Aarti, and him now.I filled his glass and made a nice peg. While handing it to him, I purposely touched my elbow on Aarti’s chest. My elbow squeezed her soft boobs. She let out a gentle moan and looked here and there as if nothing. I barely noticed when Lady Melchett fell over Lord Melchetts feet and they subsided gracefully into a heap, and I easily avoided Buntys several clumsy attempts to punch me as we danced the night away. It was only later I found Melchett and ordered the band to keep playing the same tune over and over until only Serena and I were left dancing. We parted at midnight, no kiss, not even a handshake but merely a Goodnight, and I was gone. Two days later and I was back at my desk at Bristol, the.