She tried to suppress a smile. "But you weren't really watching the whole time, were you?" Brad was sure that Ashley was lying about not remembering w...at she had asked him to do and decided it would be okay for him to lie a little too. "No, I was mostly looking around the yard, making sure no one else was there. I only looked toward the house a couple of times." Ashley's slight smile turned to a slight frown. "So you weren't watching when I had my clothes off." Brad was beginning to realize. As Dai hurried to catch her up she crossed the road away from the river and started running, only stopping when she got to the pub. The youths there whistled and made lewd comments about Louisa's torn fraying denim shorts which didn't even fully cover the black briefs beneath and her loose salmon pink cropped top which they shouted at her to lift up so they could see her tits. She turned and stared defiantly at Dai then turned to again face the youths, stuck two fingers up at them them then. She swallowed, and the muscles moved under her skin. That was the only visible movement. I scratched my head to have a plausible excuse for why I had my head turned in such a way that I looked right at her – just in case she’d look up and catching spying on her. What could be the reason for her crying? A break-up? Loss of a family member? Or had she perhaps recently lost her job? She was still reasonably young. She should be out with friends or hurrying home to a young man, she shouldn’t be. Eventually, Stanley returned to normal.??No.??Whuzzat???No.? Kelsea lifted her head, looked over her shoulder, and stared into his eyes. ?I said no. You can’t do this to me. To us.?Stanley paused, and for a moment, Kelsea thought he looked impressed. ??You’re close, Girlie.? Kelsea bit her quivering lip and waited for a follow-up. ?But that’s not the word I’m looking for. It doesn’t work?yet.?Kelsea cocked her head. ??What do you mean? When a woman says no, it’s final.??True. But like you said,.