I switched them around 'cause the neighbors TV annoys the hell out of me at night."Oh," Argie said under her breath and sat down in the one armchair i... the room."Care for a drink?" Milo asked. "I got some rum, some vodka and a couple beers." No thanks, maybe later." Mind if I have one?" No, go on, help yourself. You've got kind of a nice place here," she said making polite conversation."Hey, don't bullshit me. It's a rathole and only temporary." It's not that bad," she replied as he came back. Then we went back and tried to see the cameras and it took us at least five minutes of intense looking before we spotted the cameras; and we knew where they were supposed to be. Once we finished with that task, we left and Hector dropped me off at home.Home, wow man that sounded good. I hadn't really had a home since my wife left me before I started back to college for my first degree. Since then home was just some place I hung my hat and returned to when I was done with a job. That was just. Then I thought I found a guy I might actually be able to live with. He was a nice as you, he never pressed me for more time and actually made me want him to be around more. He was the one guy who didn't want too much from me. Then I found out why, he's married and lives on Indian Lake with a wife and 2 kids. I'm such a loser."Mary started crying and I went to her to comfort her as best I know."Mary, you're not a loser. You know how I feel about you, and you were lucky enough to have 3 men chase. "Come on, drink up. Relax and enjoy the music. I'll ask around and see if anyone's seen your pussy." As soon as he said it, he groaned and rolled his eyes, "God, I hate running gags."Before I could say anything else, he had disappeared into the crowd, leaving me sitting there in a crowd of strange creatures. Some of whom were looking at me with some interest. A little nervous about the whole thing, I took a drink from the glass, and frowned a bit. Whatever was in that glass, it wasn't carrot.