"Despite my wariness, I'd never been able to say "no," to Alex, so why start now. Beside all the things she wanted to do were quite public and I didn'... see the harm. Besides we'd take Darla with us. A second set of eyes couldn't hurt.We finally decided to go to the cafe because it was one of our favorite places. It was busy enough that no one would try anything there. There were just too many people there and the place just wasn't that big. As part of my paranoia, I called several of the guys. My hands moved up to waistband and pulled it down slowly, first exposing his pubic area, then the root of his cock just before the shaft began to be exposed, then finally the whole swollen member popped out and bounced to attention pointing directly at me."Holy fucking shit!" I said softly, grabbing it with both hands and stroking it, his shorts now at his ankles."Oh fuck, Annie! That feels so good!" Really?" I asked: "How does this feel?" I said just before moving my mouth to take the head. “Kristen. Call me Kristen.” “A lovely name.” “Thanks, Jim.” “So what did you think about lying to your husband?” “You don’t mince words.” “As you can see,” he said, glancing down to his slowly retreating but still heart stopping club, “I like to let it all hang out.” “Uh-huh,” she said. She tingled. She wanted to rub herself all over it. “I don’t know if talking about my home life right now is appropriate.” “We have to clear the air.” The drinks arrived most happily because Vic was bringing. “When you read the book, I think you’ll get more of a flavor about why we’re the way we are today, as well as the history of the place. Cricket did a good job. She’s an author and her love of the Circle comes through in how she wrote about the place.Alice was snuggled up against Dave later that evening. “Do you think Jim and Mandy will be back?”“I think he will. He was pre-sold by reading the book twice. I’m not so sure about Mandy. She played her cards close to the vest. We never got to.