Brats weren't something we cooked down there -- but he was desperate to be a part of the community.I had passed around my share of invitations as well... The Cookes would be there, of course, and I'd finally meet Janet's husband. The Minors and Kings were coming -- Cindy was going to be my date, after all. Also a couple of the other people I did yard work for were coming. Dad got everyone in our cul-de-sac to come, including the people we shared backyards with-- well the ones that butted us and. Of course the fact he was out with an absolutely gorgeous woman who loved him and with whom he could have sex anytime he wanted didn't hurt.But more than that it felt right, felt good. He thought about his life and how what had happened to him over the past few months impacted and changed him. Yes, he was still as giddy as a kid in a candy store when it came to sex; he couldn't get enough and hoped he would always be that way. It was more than that though, he looked at things differently now.. They walked until Loretta's feet were quite sore. She was only wearing a thin pair of leather sandals.He told her to call him Tex, and she said he could call her Loretta."Er, Tex, I can't walk anymore. I'm not used to this kind of exercise."She was trying to keep up with him as he climbed some rocks.He laughed at her and pulled her up by the hand."City women!" he said contemptuously and he spat on the ground.But still he continued to hold her hand and he stood behind her and pressed his body. Jen looked back towards the bar before chiming in, “Why don’t we finish our drinks and get my luggage up to the room and we can decide from there?”We all agreed and continued the party. I was curious to find out a little more about Jen’s situation and asked . What I discovered was that Lacey’s dad had passed away unexpectedly about five years ago. Her mom had dipped in and out of the dating scene from time to time, but had no real interest in getting remarried, at least for the time being.One.