"Well maybe we could go upstairs get to know each other a bit better?" heasked, lifting his hand from my thigh I said."No thanks I don't think so my f...anc? will do just fine without yourhelp," I continued crushing out the cigarette and picking up my bag Istood and stepped out of the booth round the other side."Your loss," he said as I left "No actually your's and my fiance's gain,"I said turning and blowing him a kiss as I left.I found my mother in the lobby of the hotel on the telephone to. She smiled and said, "Well, I guess we did get caught by the owner."I said, "And I guess I have some explaining to do."I put her on the sofa and started the fireplace. I walked into the kitchen and pulled out a nice Spätlese. I opened the wine, poured a couple of glasses and proceeded to tell her my story."When I told you I was semi-retired, well... that was only a half truth. I'm fully retired. You see I earn enough off interest to live comfortably. I got lucky last year and won a nice little. “Can we play a game after we make the soup?”“Of course,” he said, happy that she was happy.“Any game I want?”“Any game you want,” he agreed, not knowing what he was getting himself into.They finished the soup, transferred it to a bowl, and she carried it up the stairs with him following. She swished her butt, drawing his eyes, and he felt ashamed for doing so. She was a c***d, just a little girl, but damn she had a nice ass. Helen was already asleep when they got upstairs. They put the soup. " Dee was wiping the tears from hereyes as she listened to the narrator. "Tom has agreed to end yourmarriage as you once knew it. He has agreed and has made a decisionthat you both should move on with your lives. Tom is aware that a newman has entered your life He feels that you should focus all of yourlove and devotion to your newfound love. He fully understands that yourseparation has taken its toll on your marriage.Tom knows you no longer seek him for comfort or love and encourages youto.