You said the right things, but your behaviour on Monday night showed something different to your words. You went beyond caring for a friend, Stan. Per...aps you ought to be mending fences with Denise, not me."Of course, that wasn't really possible. Denise was obviously seeing Tom, and continued to be upset with Stan. When she saw Stan, Denise was cold and she turned away from him at every opportunity. That she was still with Tom was amply demonstrated to Stan on Thursday afternoon when Denise's. We're just two girlshaving a girly evening in, not maid and mistress."Moving over to the sofa, I placed my drink on the coffee table andsmoothed over the skirt of my dress as I sat down so it did not getcreased."Oh, Aunt Mary has started training you well. That's dress is far toolovely to get it crumpled."I blushed as I realised that I had done the feminine act of smoothingout my dress without thinking about it. No one had taught me, it justseemed the right thing to do.Leaning in towards me,. They enjoyed their time together, then went back to Stan's place.Stan let Denise in and followed. He watched as she took off her coat and without pause continued by undoing the buttons on her blouse."Stan, you're going to catch flies like that!" she chided him, and he quickly tried to catch up. Then he stopped."Stan?" Denise, I'm just spellbound. I just want to watch you."Denise had the last button in her hand, her lacy bra in plain sight, the breasts that Stan loved to see, so much, barely. We kept running for about an hour until we came across a stream. The current was well too strong to swim it so we walked along it until we found a crossing but there was a man standing guard over it, with a horse tied down a few yards away. Lily turned to me and suggested we both run at him. He’d get one of us of course but the other would escape. Anyway, we broke cover and ran at the fucker he punched Lily square in the face, knocking her to the ground. But I kept running. Once I was over the.