.BEEP, BEEP, BEEP ... It smells funny here. Why can't I see? "Help," I yell. "I can't get up. Is anyone there?"I hear running footsteps and then a sof... hand lands on my forearm. I smell something wonderful and hear the voice of an angel. "It's ok Sergeant. You're fine. You've been injured and are in the hospital. Relax. Everything's going to be ok now."I let my muscles relax and lay my head back. "I can't see." I feel a real shaft of fear rush through me. My stomach clenches and my asshole. Teri laughed, “So you did! And if I hadn’t known about it being a joke and had said ‘yes’?”I grinned, “We’ll never know for sure!”We took seats near the front of the lecture hall, and I surveyed the room. I recognized about a third of the people in the room. I stifled a groan less than a minute later when Dean Parker walked into the room. I’d known she was in charge of the first portion, which covered the rules, and was prepared for it, but that didn’t make it any less annoying.“Let’s get. Frustrated, I seek and find one more rallyee to run – appropriately called ‘Twixt the Leaves.‘ Though still eight weeks away, I dread the snowy prison where I will hibernate after this year’s last rallyee.This rallyee day is finally here. I get number sixty-nine so we line up to leave at 10:09 A.M. My car, my navigator and I are all ready and waiting under the fiery, indolent sun and fragrant humidity streaming off the sizzling, oil scented blacktop. Not its usual smooth self, my Triumph too is. . uh... no uh the drink will be fine," Jim stuttered, his throat suddenly parched. Jim took the drink from the tray and took a large swallow, his eyes wide, staring at Katie's still bent over form. He could actually see the brown of her nipples above the dress top. Jim wondered if Katie had any panties on as he watched her turn and leave. He didn't wonder long.As Katie left the room she dropped a napkin she had on her arm. She bent over at the waist, her knees straight, then shivered as she.