I felt Mary let go of my arm and her weight was lifted off my body. Jim lifted his head and looked at me. "Don't move, Sue, we have a treat planned fo... you," he said. I tried to sit up, but he quickly took me by the shoulders and laid me back down. Just as quickly, he climbed onto the table and straddled my waist, keeping my arms at my sides. I saw Mary climb on the table at my head. She slowly lifted one leg and put it on the other side of my head. Maneuvering her body, she straddled my head.. She was flushed and excited about something, and a little anxious. She looked steadily into my eyes, then lowered her gaze and blushed. I couldn’t tell if she was looking at the ground, or staring at my throbbing cock, which was now causing the newspaper to move, as if on its own accord. ‘I need a second opinion,’ she finally blurted out. ‘On something that happened last night. Can we talk?’ ‘Sure,’ I said, shifting the newspaper a little higher to a more strategic position. ‘Want to come over. " They just dropped into my hands," Anna said. She unbuttoned her coat and headed for her ledgers, stopping when she saw movement in the back of the room. "Who's there?" What... ? Oh." The figure appeared out of the dimness, Kalliste Periakes. "I didn't expect you back." She was a slender woman of an indeterminate age, an archaeology grad student at nearby Northwestern University. Her dark hair was pinned back, and there was a slight sheen of sweat on her olive skin. She was also barefoot,. It was actually pretty cool." I want you to know something, Sophia. I think I need to say this. I love you, whatever you do. If you didn't like Shakespeare, I'd still love you. If you told me you didn't want to be together tonight because you were going to a beer and bong bash, I'd still love you. I'd worry more, but I'd still love you."Sophia laughed. "I think I knew that. But it was nice to hear, anyway. I really do like reading more than partying. I suppose I always did; I just forgot. But I.