My heart beat went as fast as I could feel in real life. their hands exploring every inch of their bodies. fingers entering one another. tongues explo...ing like thirsty dogs hopelessly licking a dry river. although the river seemed to have been splashed unstoppable. Their bodies both hitting the walls and the floor as their awareness toward the environment vanishes. their eyes couldn't get off each others and there I was, dying to be found so that I could be invited into this wonderful ritual.. ‘I don’t know what is wrong, but you’re not feeling well. Did someone put you up to this?’ He looked at her and saw no reaction in her eyes. It was almost like she was in a trance. ‘Come on Janine. I’ve only heard Drew talk about you in passing, but I’m sure you’re not normally like this. It’s like you’re drugged or something. Tell me what is going on. I bet I can help you.’ ‘Yes Coach, you can.’ Janine monotoned as she pushed him backward with unnatural strength. ‘I need you to help me.’ All. Not at this point. Maybe not ever.“Burgers are fine,” she said.We left, got into my car, and went to a Wendy’s just down the street. We ordered our double-cheese burgers, fries, and Frosty. We took our food to table in the corner and started eating. I laughed when she dipped her fry into her Frosty and carefully licked it off, then dipped it again and suggestively pushed it into her mouth.“Nice,” I chuckled.“This too, could be yours, if the Price is Right!” she giggled.“What price? I believe. My mother was crying and needed me but all I could think of was her body and how good it felt. "Mom, don't cry," I said. "You know both dad and I love you very much and besides, your crying isn't helping our little situation here." She stopped for a second and then her body shook again, this time with laughter. I couldn't help but join her. The whole situation was completely ridiculous and our laughter seemed to relax us a little. We shushed each other to be quiet and giggled at the same.