....I'm so sorry......" Murph managed to sob. Shaking her head, Liz cried harder, hoping this would all just go away. "Looks like it's up to you, sl...t. Your boy over there is either going to never walk again or you're going to have to agree to this. I'll give you 30 seconds to decide. Ed, when I get to 30, you blow that motherfucker's knee off. 1....2....3..." I started. Crying even harder now, both of them knew there really was no choice to make. "...15....16....17...." I continued,. I hit the back, lightly, driving him sideways into the free safety. Jeff crossed the goal line, scoring a touchdown. There was a penalty flag back upfield, but it was holding on the defense, which we declined. After the extra point, it was 21 to 6.“Nice block, Mister Lewis,” Coach told me when I got back to the bench.They ate up a good chunk of the second quarter with short passes and runs that made first downs. One of our guys tripped, allowing them to finally get a touchdown. They went for. "You can do it, Lynne. It's worth it!"I rose up, exhaled and sank all the way onto that massive pole. That huge head stretched me open and the shaft skewered me. I was fuller than I'd ever been before."You did it," Blackie cried out."OH GOD, don't move!" I cried out in discomfort. I collapsed onto his chest, trying to get used to the log inside me. They were both stroking my back. I was afraid I was going to split in half. After a few minutes I stretched a bit more and the discomfort eased a. Sometimes the Game grew very tiresome. He stopped walking and concentrated on slowly surveying each square foot of his surroundings. That was when he saw a man making his way towards him.The Highlander spread his feet, balancing himself for whatever action he might need to take. The man didn't seem to pose an immediate threat. His hands were spread open and held out slightly from his body, a non-verbal sign of "I'm not looking for trouble". He was slightly under six feet tall with a wiry build.