Since I now had my own car, I was able to drive myself to and from work. After punching out, I jumped in my car and sped off.My destination: The home ...f my friend in the other life, Paul Li.Oh, don't get me wrong. I wasn't about to knock on his door and say hello. But I recalled that in the other life, Paul and his family had left for a long, two-week vacation in New England right after graduation. If things were the same this time around – and that was a big if – Paul's house would be vacant. “RUBY, this is expensive stuff,” he bellows! “You shouldn’t waste it on silly…” “WASTE! SILLY,” she screeches! “I’ll show you silly”! And with that she scuttles forward, upside down on all fours like when he used to play crab soccer in grade school. Her tender, warm ass brushes across his chest as she stuffs her feet under the pillow next to his head. She’s in a delicate balancing act of having to look down between her legs to see where he is but, at the same time, not let her hips tilt up. "Not to mention," She continued, gesturing at our daughter who was busy devouring her pancakes, "the school here is great,"I smiled faintly. Even if I was overqualified and bored out of my mind, I had to stick to it for the kids sake. The duty of a father after all. Damn it, Jess and her logic."You're right babe, as per usual," I finished my coffee and rose from my seat. "Well, I better be off, want to make a good first impression and all that. Wish Daddy luck, ok?"I bent down and gave the kids. "I should be getting to bed," she typed reluctantly, biting her lip."I think I'll turn in too," he replied. "I really enjoyed talking to you. I hope to see you again soon." Me too," Elaine typed."Well, good night then." Good night." Dutifully Elaine said goodbye to everyone in the chat room and she watched as Gary did the same.In the room Gary typed, "Goodnight, kurious." Goodnight, MasterServant."Switching off the computer and sitting back in her chair, Elaine felt her heart pounding in her.