"I take it you need to go outside."She felt Canth jump back, giving a bark. Gathering her strength, she pushed herself up into a sitting position, eye... opening. It was light. Outside the cabin's picture window, the sky was blue, the ground white and beautiful. The air in the cabin was a bit chilly. The stove was probably down to just warm coals. She looked at the dog, waiting anxiously."OK, let's do this before I fall back asleep." Throwing the covers aside, she slipped her feet into her. ” Sara’s hand went to my thigh as she added, ”However they would make an exception with me. That was if it was Ok with Keith.””Why would you have to ask Keith?” I asked Sara.”Out of respect,” Sara replied sipping her drink.Danny came walking in as he said, ”What about a little respect for me?”Linda got up and poured a scotch and handed it to Danny. Happy now she asked him. That helps Danny told her as he walked over to that war wall. I watched as his hand went to that same picture of Keith, him. Her smooth legs and firm thighs made me twitch in my pants, something I hadn’t felt in a while.“Beer?” she asked.“I’ve got to drive,” I said, jokingly.“Sure,” she replied. “Have a seat.”There wasn’t much in her place: a couch and table in the living room, assorted boxes here and there.“Still moving in? Or packing again?” I asked.“Just trying to get things sorted out,” she said. “After Mike and I split, I found out what little I really had.”She handed me a cold beer, and we sat at the table. “I. He was a widower in his late 60's. My rent was cheap and if i ever had a problem he was right there to help me out. Many nights when i had nothing to do we would have dinner together and enjoy conversation. One night after dinner and drinks durning conversation he made the comment that he did not see many men coming and going from my house. With a laugh i kinda put it off as me to busy with school to be dateing much. He told me how attractive i was and should have no problems once i had time to.