After they got on post the Chief drove into the residential section and pulled up in front of his home.Jason was still out of it and the Chief had to ...arry him into the house. His wife, Wendi met them at the door. She looked at her husband and Jason before she said, “What are you doing home so early? I thought you were at a Hail and Farewell tonight. Who do you have here?”“I was at a Hail and Farewell, but Jonsey wanted to stop off for one after it ended. We hit the Shack and I found Petty. I took out a cigarette and placed it between my lips. Ilooked up to see the ped-light was signaling "Do Not Walk". I took theopportunity to dig into my pockets to find my light.I came up empty."Shit..." I muttered. In a city where nearly everyone smokes I felt likean idiot for not having my lighter."Cuse me! Here! I got light!" Came the broken English of an short olderAsian man next to me.I turned to look at the man and saw him looking slightly up at me with abig grin on his face. He was. He watches with intrigue as her whole body convulses. Even after it stops she is still panting. Her face is flushed and she is trying not to smile too much.He is shocked when she suddenly breaks free of his hold and stands up, only to push him off of his knees and reposition him so that she can sit down on his lap. "Hey, what gives?" If I can't touch the floor or the furniture, I'll just use you as a chair," she informs him."But you just…" he stares down at her bare butt as she nuzzles it. They had three boys; I was the oldest, with my next younger brother about three years younger than I was, and the youngest just over four years younger.My mother’s best friend was Jane, another Navy wife who lived just around the corner from us. I don’t recall ever seeing Jane’s husband around, and I can only figure he was out to sea when this occurred. Jane had two daughters, Elizabeth, who was five and a playmate of mine, and another who was maybe a year old or so. One night, I had.