John looked up at me. He seemed to be trying to judge my reaction."I think Danny and Paul are getting paid right now, don't you?" he said with a lopsi...ed grin. "Your wife's been coming on to us since we picked you up, you can't deny it."The words failed me. My head fell and my eyes stared at the floor."What's wrong, man? Can't satisfy the bitch anymore, is that it?" John didn't wait for an answer before continuing. "She sure is a hot looking number, man! Why don't you go watch? As soon as I'm. Sadly I picked up the phone to place a sorrowful call. The call was answered on the second ring, “Hello?” I replied, “it’s me I’m in Harley’s living room, and . .” Before I could utter another word my wife in a trembling voice cut me off, “He’s dead isn’t he?” In dull response I confirmed her query and told her to gather mother and Dan up to pay their last respects. I also asked her to tell Carol to watch the grand kids and I’d be over shortly so she could also say goodbye. Hanging up I looked. The water was refreshing soothing the heat off of my body as I slipped in. It was shallow enough just to sit in the water and tan with the slow current moving around me. It was just me and my thoughts there with the nice fresh air blowing through my hair and across my nakedness. I was at peace back in the woods - loving the hot sun beating down on me. Emerging from the woods with his fly-fishing pole in hand, walking straight for me was a tall, dark, handsome beast of a man walking straight for. "That dream... that damned dream," she thought to herself. It was like shaking bacon in her face then taking it away... hmm bacon. Thoughts of cooked meat quickened her pace. As she walked through Seattle she passed the questionable burrito stand, her chili joint, the groovy smoothie, and the S Mart.Finding her way to the apartment building the first thing she noticed was the grey sky, then thought a moment."I wonder why no one was out walking around. Sure it’s cloudy, but if I'm awake it’s.