The park was just the other side and when she got there, it was empty. The snow lay untouched. There was, at least, a bench and when Sìneadh sat down...at it she could see the gallery. But there was no Eva.Across the bridge, the crowds thinned, the hum of traffic lulled. On this, the longest night of the year, it was almost dark and already chill. The park lights flickered on and threw a yellow glow across the snow, and there was a lonely beauty about the place. Sìneadh tugged the scarf around. I wouldn't do something like that on purpose now. You don't think I would do you?"Bills chest was shaking throughout Susan's explanation and defense but at her last sentence he couldn't hold his laughter in any longer. The laughter burst out of him in a bellow.Susan stared up at Bill in astonishment. Then her face started clouding over. "Bill Miller, you're laughing at me," Susan accused.Bill could only nod his head helplessly."You quit laughing at me right now," Susan ordered and elbowed him. I’m the luckiest guy going to that party.’ ‘I think I’m pretty lucky too.’ ‘Nah, I’m nothing special.’ He took his keys and the room key card off the bureau and put them in his pocket. ‘Okay, let’s go.’ Our first stop was the room next door, where my friend Derek was staying, along with two or three other women who’d wanted to come to the party but hadn’t been able to get a room. Derek often offered people a place to stay when they needed it, I’d stayed with him myself several times, and. She repeated it mechanically, but I could tell she was not thinking correctly with those two devilishly clever toys buzzing around inside her body. She did follow me to the motel parking lot a block away. I went inside and watched as she leaned back in her truck's seat after parking while another cum washed over her.When she entered the room with a bag full of goodies she had brought, I started kissing and stroking her face and neck and un-buttoning her blouse and skirt and she leaned against.