"Mr. Purple you're here, I was so frightened without you." Melody was wrapping her arms around my legs; I gently pulled her away from me, lifted her u... and placed her back on the bed."Melody, you've been here before, you know Elizabeth here, so there was no need to be frighten was there?" she nodded her head."Yes there was, you weren't here, you said you'd never leave me. You said you'd look after me, then when I woke up you weren't here." She had an accusing look on her face.I knelt down by. I had made a reservation for the 8:30 ferry and we made it in plenty of time. It was cloudy, but calm and fairly warm that morning, so it was an easy crossing to Nanaimo. I had checked the long range forecast before we left and it was predicting cloudy with sunny periods and south-westerly winds up to 15 knots on the west coast. We should be all right if the weather service knew what they were talking about.We made a pit stop in Port Alberni for lunch, then rolled along Highway 4 to Ucluelet. I did as commanded. I could feel the heat of your body when you moved behind me and with one yank you tore off my skirt that was barely covering anything to begin with. I shivered. I waited patiently and the more I waited the hotter my insides grew. You began running your hands up my back and I clenched my hands on the bed. You reached my shoulders and moved in closer behind me, starting to kiss my neck and I felt the bulge in your jeans against my ass. I bit my lip to keep from moaning and. ”“Do you get any exercise besides karate?” I asked.“No.”“Jacquelyn, do you want to lose weight and get in shape?”“Why? It won’t change anything. Nobody likes me. They all think I’m a freak. I asked a guy who I kind of knew to go to a turnabout dance, you know, where the girl asks the guy? He told me he’d rather stay home than go with a fat pig!”Now there was a guy I’d like to have in the dojo for twenty minutes. As a sparring partner. Without protective gear. Anyone with that little respect for.