It made both Jess and Chris laugh. He did mention that they each needed their space. They had their evening to be together.I was surprised they didn't...have any kids together. They said they had only been married five years. Carl did have two grown kids from a previous marriage, a boy and a girl. They lived with their mother but now were in college.Chris said she never wanted kids. She came from a large family and could see her nieces and nephews, enjoy time with them and then send them home to. "Walking up to me and looking at me standing there in my bra and panties,she looks at me directly in my tear reddened eyes for a moment. Glancingover at Jen and then back to me she says much more softly, "I still don'tbelieve you... It's not possible... You kind of look like him, but I cantell you're not Robbie. I know you're not, and I know how I can proveit."Jen and I both look confused and then Jen says, "How can you prove it?"Alicia looks a bit smug at this point and simply says, "This. If I ever get a bad blowjob, I'll be sure to let you know.Anyway, our motel in San Antonio was, while unpretentious, a clean and spacious place. We relaxed there after our late afternoon arrival -- going out only for a light dinner. We planned to spend the whole next day touring the city.When I dropped off to sleep that evening -- around 10:45, right after Letterman's monologue (Central Standard Time) -- Kim and Tess were still beside me in the big bed, pleasuring each other. They had been,. It’s not like I can just go home at the weekends or anything.” “What do you miss most?” “My family and friends obviously. But silly stuff too. Like chocolate and Tetley tea and biscuits and Irn Bru - that’s a Scottish soft drink if you were wondering.” “I was just about to ask. But it’s not like you can’t get chocolate here right?” “Are you kidding me? The chocolate here is awful. So is the bread actually – why is even the bread sweet here?” “I dunno, but I haven’t tried British bread.