What's the problem with that? Lots of successful shows do that." Yeah, but not this. Look, think about The Twilight Zone. Was that show about Rod Ster...ing, or was it about the Story of the week? Rod Sterling was necessary as the narrator, but he wasn't what the show was about, yeah? That's what this is. The ensemble cast is glue, background, not principles. I just don't think that a modern network would go for this. I was thinking maybe something like HBO or Netflix, even? They are in the. He had become less and less subtle in his affairs, though and the last straw was when she found him in bed with another woman when she came home from a visit to her mother's. It wasn't like he hadn't known she was on the way, or anything, she'd rung him earlier to let him know. He hadn't answered, so she'd left a message. He hadn't been there at the train station to pick her up and so she'd used the last of her cash to get a taxi home, only to find her husband in bed with another woman, much. You smile mockingly at me with a smirk to challenge and I can see the wonder and hope that I will accept it. I have always loved your mind, the way its intelligence stimulates me in unexpected ways. You are more than just a feast for the eyes and that is something that has always been a turn on for me. Looking in my eyes, you can’t tear your gaze away. You make me wait knowing that I want to taste you, to feel you, waiting for my body to tell you without words. You are very observant and notice. That word ran through my mind as I neared her. A smile bloomed on my lips as I approached."Excuse me," I said to her. She turned her head to look at me and I saw slight flaws. There were smudges of mascara around her eyes, the left side of her mouth naturally curled upward ever so slightly, which made her look like she was smirking. There was a tattoo peeping out from the top of her minidress, a word which I could not decipher. Somehow, all of these things made her look that much sexier. "Your.