But I didn't, he'd called me Priss for a reason and I knew what it was. And that was why I couldn't refuse him. One word at the dinner table was all i... would take and my life would be over."What are you doing?" I whispered, closing the door behind the man and locking it again. "Are you crazy?" Maybe," Perry grinned at me. "How was your stroll in the garden?" None of your business," I said, moving to the mirror above the sink and opening my purse. We were accomplices now, like partners sharing a. As she raised her head she saw the shadowy figure standing just next to the hedges by one of the doors to the pool enclosure. As she came to full consciousness, Elaine realized it was the young boy that had been at the front door earlier in the day."Ma'am, hello Ma'am" he said as he stood by the screen door. "You told me to come back later Ma'am, and I could show a selection of magazines we offer"."Yes, yes I did didn't I" she managed to mumble out as he took this as an invitation to approach.. "No thank you. I'm good."Jason nodded his head."Jason? Like I told you, I would really like to see the inside of your truck."Jason took a deep breath and took one last drink of water. "I think I should show it to you then," he said, allowing himself to smile for the first time.As Jason guided her through the truck stop store she could not help but admire the man's body. He was tall and although not fat, was not slim either. What caught her attention when they sat at the table were his. She took one by the handlebars and wheeled it out into the center of the walkway, stepping onto the footrest, the two wheels placed to the left and right of it. He heard the whir of an electric motor, and then she leaned the handle forwards, the device setting off up the path at jogging speed.Jaeger had to stifle a laugh. It was a ridiculous looking mode of transportation, doubly so with the strange alien standing atop it.“Just lean in the direction you want it to go,” she explained, circling.