‘Count the Stars, by Luke Thornton.’ She looked up at him. ‘It’s your novel. You finished it?’ ‘I did.’ Luke gave in to a yawn. ‘Remem...er when I told you it would flow? Well, it did. Like a river. If it weren’t for Sol dragging me out to work, I might have just kept going.’ ‘No wonder you look so tired.’ She reached up and stroked his cheek, he caught her hand and pressed a kiss to her palm. ‘It was worth it. At least I think it was.’ He led her over to the couch and they sat down. ‘Anyway, we. It’s an amazing story about a girl very much like Gwen,’ added Paula as she placed vegetables on her plate and passed them to Ted. ‘A movie about Sparta?’ questioned Kate. ‘Will the heroine meet a stud at a mall and fall in love and live happily ever after? Hasn’t that been done already?’ ‘In Steve’s movie, the heroine struggles with building a state, fighting an ongoing war that threatens the existence of her city, and overcoming decay and corruption that could destroy everything. She uses her. God was it great. I just stayed there with one hand in my pussy and the other holding onto my nipple and rested. After some time, I felt it was time to head home, but I was enjoying this natural feeling so much I didn’t want it to end. I thought about jogging nude, for a bit, but with the size of my breasts I might knock myself out if I did that. So I put on my sports bra and top and grabbed my panties and was just about to put them on when I said to myself “why?”. The t-shirt I was. If you can't laugh and joke about it, then you're taking it way too seriously." You've... given me a lot to think about," he said as he stood up. "Oh," he said as he started to walk away, "I wouldn't be too sure she doesn't like you. No one spends that much time talking about someone they couldn't give a shit about, you know?"That set Tina back a little. It was true that Deborah wasn't fond of her. At least, Tina thought it was true. But there could be other reasons for Deborah's dislike..