I spend some time wandering through the stacks, reaching out to examine a book or two that catches my eye along the way before returning them to the s...elf. One such book causes a small smile to tug at the corner of my lips from bittersweet, nostalgic memories.Back when my life had drastically changed, the book had helped get me through some pretty dark times. After the disappearance of my parents 8 years ago, my Aunt had taken me in and looked after me. As my Aunt lived on the other side of the. By the time I pulled into our lot I had a raging hard on, and as Icarried my prize upstairs it took serious effort to not just sit down andcaress it. I'd never thought about women's clothes like that before, butwith that annoyingly insistent doubt gone I didn't care. The dress wasjust so right, so impossibly gorgeous. I mourned the idea of giving it toLisa, making it hers forever, never feeling its luxury on myself, neverlooking as good as I now knew I could.Which is probably why I didn't put. We quietly walked past empty classrooms until we were at the front doors. Just as we pushed through them, the outside door opened, and one of the custodians almost bumped into us! Stopping, he held open the outside door, ‘Working late, huh Mrs. S.’ ‘Last of the Parent conferences George,’ she answered with a smile, ‘A teacher’s job is never done.’ ‘I believe you,’ he replied, ‘have a good night.’ ‘You too,’ we both answered at once. At her car, she told me, ‘That was the greatest sex I’ve ever. "DETECTIVE TYLER ANDERSON: "Can you describe her to me?"REED: "Yeah... she was wearing a white t-shirt and a pair of sweatpants.She had blonde hair up in a tiny ponytail... She was cute, you know, likea gymnast. And she told me she was 18, man. You've gotta believe me."ANDERSON: "Don't worry, I believe you. Tell me what happened next."REED: "Well she saw me and waved me over to her car. She told me shelocked her keys in her house and really needed to get to the PC shop.Man, I don't know... she.