"Charlie soon found a pub in a smart area and drove into the car park. It was fairly quiet inside with just a few people hanging around the bar and si...ting at tables. Soft music masked the quiet conversations but the tinny bleeping of a modern fruit machine occasionally disturbed the peaceful, relaxed atmosphere."Okay, here's what you do now," Karen said as they sat together at a table. "Pick out a guy that you fancy and when you're ready go and tell him you want to be fucked and take him to. “While your nose was inside your laptop, this last 10 years,” she said.Both smiled. “Time for your 3rd Gin,” he asked. “You want me to be drunk?” she commented.“Madam and Sir, the lounge will close soon,” the Waitress came and remarked.“Well, I guess we will have to go to my room now,” Karan commented. “Aren’t you being too forward?” Pallavi shyly commented.“I am being practical. That’s the easiest place to go, and I have a nice bottle of gin in the room.”“As long as you don’t tell anyone and. Call me if anything looks weird. OK? I'm going back downstairs, now." Sure, Sarge, we'll take care of it."Back downstairs, I just stepped off the stairs when Pete and Jerry opened up. Return fire was not aimed well, because it is hard to shoot accurately while you are running, but a few bullets did come in the windows. Suddenly, Jerry just collapsed without making a sound. A bloody mess fell out of his helmet as he dropped to the floor. I yelled, "MEDIC!" and ran to him. He was dead, so I. It was just about the time Diane usually walks by smile and waving on her way home from school. I looked down the block and saw her. She was walking slow and carrying a ruined umbrella. She didn't have her raincoat on either. I could tell she was in trouble, I could actually see her shaking from the rain and cold. I ran out to take her inside out of the rain and get warm. She was crying heavily, with teeth chattering.I took her into the kitchen to get her some hot chocolate I had already made..