I needed money because I had met a girl.Looking at Ed and Jen walk hand-in-hand toward the house, with the six new homes in the background, I stood up...and, feeling my heart beat rapidly, tired to make myself presentable.Jen handed the bag of groceries to her husband and came to me. We embraced, both talking nonsense about how long it had been. She pulled away, smiled nervously and excused herself, disappearing into the kitchen, leaving me reeling.I can't do this, I thought. She feels the same,. " She drank it down, thinking if she cooperated with me, I'd be happy. Little did she know. "God damn it, untie me right now." she screamed, " and get this fucking girdle off me." I went into my briefcase and got a soft piece of towel. I grabbed her jaw, and force it open. I stuffed the towel into her mouth, and covered it with duct tape. She kept screaming into the gag. Poor baby. "Ok, you can stop screaming now. It's not worth the effort for you." She continued to. ” Without asking she pulled apart the snaps on his cowboy shirt. In her mind, she was thinking that she had always wanted to do that. Here she had a real cowboy in front of her, and she was pulling his shirt apart; he offered no resistance as the snaps popped one at a time, from the top one down to the bottom. She moved behind him, and slipped the sleeves off his powerful arms. She could only imagine the strength, as she felt the firm muscles of his upper arms. At this point, I really. Extreme." Jan touched him lightly on theshoulder and responded, "Just put it on... for me. If you don't think itworks, I have an alternate picked out. Something less daring. Okay?"He nodded happily. She thought of everything. Together they got thedress over his head and in place, then she zipped it up the back. He hadclosed his eyes and now opened them slowly. Before him, in the mirror,stood a sweet, slightly sexy girl with short hair. He said in wonder,"It... it's the look I've always.