.. I want you back..." but it was too late and she threw her self on the couch face down and cried like someone who had lost their last friend on eart..., and maybe she had.Jeff ran downstairs to his car, not sure if he had just done the smartest thing or the absolute pea-brained dumbest thing in his life. He was beginning to suspect the latter. Carol had seemed really devastated when he ran out, and he had just run out on the very thing he wanted more than anything in the world... unless it lost. Besides, from my recollection, you have not been unwilling in our previous encounters.”It was true, Tim thought to himself. When he had first been approached by this mysterious woman with her half enticing, half threatening seduction he had been flattered and had lost his virginity to her without a care. He had enjoyed their physical entanglements, delighting in the lessons that this woman had given him in the arts of love. But now, her repeated returns, the continuing mystery of her identity,. But over the coming months not once did I see them together. Then as the summer approached someone made the suggestion that we book a Caravan together for a week. Tony and his long-term girlfriend Jenny were all for it and it would help us to split the cost for as per usual we were short of cash.The weather that week was a disaster, almost non-stop rain but we had laid in a large supply of wine and beer. I stared out of the rain-splattered window and listened to the three of them behind me. I suppose when it comes down to basics, I never had any input into this either, except yes or no." No, Dear; you really didn't. You could ask me not to do this, but it is still my decision if we go forward. I'm not sure that I could live with the consequences of you saying no and me saying yes. I suppose that you would leave us if I did." That is a distinct possibility, Katelyn. It was always a possibility."I ordered a beer and we sat, not really talking much. A little later on, we talked about.