" He laughed. Then I went on to answer his other question."Frank I stay here because it suits. If I moved to more salubrious premises, people would no...ice. The tax man may get curious and the last thing I or you for that matter, want is the tax man getting curious. So I stay here, they think I am just a plodding accountant, not bursting with bright ideas to avoid taxes so they leave me alone. That suits me." He grinned."I thought you would say that. Now what do we do with this company you have. As he bought me another i could feel him getting closer all the time. We sat down and he couldnt take his eyes off my legs. At that stage I was a litle flattered but insisted i had to move on. He asked where I was going and said he might see me later. I never gave it another thought as I headed off.After plenty more drinking I was dancing and flirting more. On a slow dance I even let a guy caress my arse as well as a little snog at the end. It was starting to get late and I was quiet the worse. "Fuck" I though "this is not what I need right now." She sat down across from me her long red hair falling in her lovely face a little."Hello Tessa." She said with a smile."Hello Eve." I said trying to be as hostile as possible."How are you doing?" She said reaching for my hand. I pulled away, damn it a minute ago I was the one in charge now I was almost shivering because of this girl. She had hurt me so."Fine" I said, "Just fine." I tried to look away but my eyes betrayed me and strayed to her. I brought the corn to her and stood behind her trying to see whatever she was seeing. We stood there for a while, quietly, nibbling on the corn, when after a long time she broke the silence. She mumbled, “I love this kind of rain.”I couldn’t understand her reasons, because the rain was basically wreaking havoc and flooding our fields. She spoke again, softly, “The way it is pouring down, we are practically cut off from the rest of the world. It is so peaceful, knowing that you are all alone; no.