I guess this was his stress relief; maybe he was as tired as I was.He asked me how I felt the day went, complemented me on how I had handled things, a...d we started to talk more casually about other things as the world outside changed tonight. He told me about founding the company, and how it had been far more successful than he had imagined, but how the work left him with relatively little free time.We were sitting side by side at this point, and I had kicked off my shoes and curled up on the. "Roz looked a bit concerned, "Are you sure Peter? It will put you into a sort of..." I interrupted. "No, it's OK Roz as long as there are no ropes or whips involved, I don't mind." OK then, let's go."I walked over to the bar, paid our bill and we left heading back to Cindy's place."Peter, you get started with Roz while I fix our drinks. What would you like?" No, never mind that. I'll give you another glass of that special Scotch but you better do a real good job on our feet or I just might. Cold sweat came down my spine and my heartalmost jumped out of my mouth when I heard that. I felt horror andexcited, and quickly said yes to him. I went back to the car and toldmy wife the "deal". There were still tears in her eyes; she lookedcompletely shocked as if she couldn't believe I allowed thisarrangement. Her face appeared pale at first, and then graduallyturned blushing red. I told her this was the only way out. She lookedconfused and apparently didn't know what to react.He took our. It was fucking cold the whole time I was there ... and I kinda realized that Lincoln was ... I don't know if this'll make any sense to you ... it was the way I remembered it, but totally different from the way I imagined it." So ... you think you kinda idealized Lincoln? Imagined it to be better than it really is?" Kinda ... not exactly ... I don't know how to say it so you'll see where I'm coming from ... but I guess that's sort of it."Mike reflected for moment, remembering the details that.