For one, what I was planning to do was actually dangerous, regardless of how many safeties I had agreed upon with my source, my contact on the inside....But the tingling crawling from my neck over my spine into my nether reaches also stemmed from a different kind of nervousness. Some part of me was actually looking forward to this - to the danger, to the taboo, to the kinkyness. Of course, at this point I was telling myself that this part of me was journalistic instinct - the hunger for a good. He didn't have to be so mean but I guess just raping me was far from satisfying for him. He was half way through his grinding when he ejected himself, he withdrew his cock and stalked around behind me and worked it into my sphincter. He just had to bugger me before he buggered me up for good. He grabbed onto my breasts even harder to use them as handles and left a substantial load in my bum after about ten minutes. I was crying and protesting but was almost catatonic too so I wasn't. "I'll tell her you have some puppies for sale. Don't tell her about me okay?Henry found me by the snow ball stand like he said he would and we watched more of the show. They only had an hour left and they were the toy dogs."Are you ready to leave yet Henry?" Yes. Someone told me there were some German Shepard puppies available by the RV park. Maybe we could take a look at them before we leave."Oh good. I'd like to do that too." Good. You can help me look. It shouldn't take long."Henry went with. You only want to use it when you are referring to something that happened before the main timeframe you’re writing in. Below is an example passage with the perfect tense bits bolded. There’s a little bit of present perfect in there as a bonus, which I’ve italicised. John went to the fridge. The previous day he had filled it with eels, so it came as no surprise when, after opening the door, he was buried in an avalanche of long, gelatinous bodies. Digging himself out he reflected on the events.