At the mall it continued to dump rain, making the walk from the car to the stores impossible. I put the car into drive and headed home, on the way, I...drove past the park that I enjoy jogging in and felt the need to stop in. I turned the car into the main entrance and parked over by the trail area. It was still dumping rain, but it felt good to be sitting there relaxing hearing the rain hitting the car. The parking lot was empty, and with the rain coming down it was dark out side. I opened. We moved in the very next day.The week after we moved into our new home was a very busy one for all of us. We had to pick up all the things you normally take for granted such as dishes, silverware, cups, glasses, pots, pans, towels, washcloths, etc. Not to mention dishwasher and laundry soaps, now that we had both a dishwasher and washing machine. Well, you get the idea. There were a million things we needed.Then that weekend we purchased two vehicles. A new 1979 Cadillac Eldorado with a. . I know everything about you,” Mike said quietly. “I know that you loved her, that you’ve loved her since the two of you grew up together as next-door neighbors.”“Yeah, so what? She didn’t feel the same way, no biggie,” he said nonchalantly.“But that’s not true, is it, Shane?” Mike asked with a grin. “She did love you, didn’t she?”“Shut up,” Shane growled, his anger rising.“She did love you, but she refused to have sex with you. Stacy had made a choice for herself to wait until she was married. It wasn’t that she wasn’t attractive, she was very pretty, it’s just that in the glare of Shelly’s tits, guys tended to overlook her. She was quiet and unassuming. Shelly’s personality overshadowed her. We breezed past the guy at the entrance and he didn’t notice a thing. The crowd of people parted before me like the ocean around the bow of a ship, and all of them were unaware of my presence. Or to stick with the cat metaphors, like a tiger stalking through the grass of the savannah. I didn’t.