‘You said you’d be gone in two days, if you’re here the evening of the third day I’ll put you in jail as a public nuisance.’ Johnny walked t...ward the door but stopped. ‘That puttin me in jail part didn’t work out real good the last time, did it Marshal?’ He stared at the man with the badge and left the courtroom. Just no pleasing some folks, he thought. Oh well, got things to get ready. ******************** First Johnny went to the livery stable to tend to his two horses. William was his. They came over to the car, and Chas lifted the bonnet. The man looked the engine over and fiddled with a few bits, Chas turned the engine over, a few words were spoken by the mechanic to Chas to which he started ageing with him, the man walked off. I got out of the car and asked what the problem was, Chas said the chap told him it would need a bit of work, and he couldnt or wouldnt do it until Monday. He had told him we had to be home by Monday but to no avail. There was also nowhere to stay in. "Did youthink you were passive, being used?" I thought it might, but it didn't." I said. "Oddly, I felt more masculine,rather than feminine or passive. All that active, passive shit may be justthat." It seems to me like it's more of a partnership with a man than a woman."Billy said. "Like you are working together to get each other off. I almostnever felt that way with a woman." I have the same feeling." I said. "But without your experience. My wifewasn't too interested, or at least that's what. And then relief flooded her. It was Tommy."Hello Sarah," he said. "I was expecting you fifteen minutes ago."A warmth spread through Sarah. It was just like he was never gone."Tommy? I never thought that I would see you again." She felt a little weak in the knees."Well I found that I can't stop thinking about you. I'm starting to think that we had something special." I thought so too," she said quietly."I'm glad that you didn't change the lock to the house," he said and grinned, that twenty.