The quickest way for Lydia to get home was to cut through Perry Park, which had a path that was well lit. She entered the park and followed the trail,...keeping her eyes peeled for anything out of the ordinary. She spotted a couple making out on a bench in the darkness, which was not unusual. She continued to walk, when she noticed a man standing on the small bridge that crosses over a creek in the middle of the park. The bridge was part of the path and Lydia hesitated to continue. She could go. Let’s go to the story.I have finished that work earlier than I thought, now the time is just three o clock, I decided to pick my wife from her office. It’s taken 20 minutes to reach her office. While traveling I think about my wife, she doesn’t like to work, but for me, for our family she is doing this.I reached her office. This is the first time I went there. She recently transferred to this branch, before that she works near our home only. I search her in every cabin, I can’t find her, so I. Luckily events took a turn for the good and all with Sarah’s organisation.Julie arrived and Sarah offered her a coffee. Whilst drinking and chatting Julie told Sarah she had a problem with her back door. She had been unable to lock the security bolt the evening before and had been worried as her husband Lee was away on business so she was alone in the house. Sarah, being the good samaritan she is, immediately suggested that I could go over to Julie’s and take a look at it.So once Julie had. Take that sweater off." she said as she started to pull it off. "Now that's better. Why don't I get a fire going." "Let me do that for you." I said. I hopped up and went over to the fireplace. The wood was already stacked and ready to go. I took a match and started the kindle and withing a moment the fire was growing. I turned around and she was laying on her side on the couch. She had a fresh cigarette in her fingers."Will you give me a light?" she asked.I took one of the long matches and.