There was only one person at the bar so that had to be him. Webb entered first and hugged the wall to the right, moving behind and diagonally across t...e room. Clint whispered in my earpiece that he and Smiley were in the kitchen and holding position at the service door. I walked up to the bar and took a seat one stool away from the man. He looked up and swiveled his stool to face me. He looked familiar but I couldn't quite place the face. I ordered a Coke and looked at him, neither of us. Donnas blue eyes burned with them as she stared up at the priest. He shoved his hand into his pocket and pulled out his phone. He had to attend to her husband. The last thing he needed was for John Lawson to interfere. He struggled to concentrateDonnas mouth sucked so hardas he scrolled through the address book. He had most of his parishioners numbers saved. Father Augustine found it and dialed. The phone rang while Donna worked her mouth down his dick. The tip pressed into the back of her. “Almost into Pennsylvania now,” his sister replied, “We will be to the house by 2.”“Great,” Mark said, “I really am grateful to you and Sam for your support so far in the divorce.”“Well, you ARE my only brother in law and they ARE not only our nieces and nephew but our Godchildren as well,” said Sam, his brother in law, obviously using the car’s hands-free.“K, the kids will be at Mom’s when you get there,” Mark said and ended the call.Making sure the project he had spent the weekend on was in. ”Cathy took down a note to that effect knowing assigning her with that job was the easy part. The hard part was to find times for them to get together with Jim. She nodded and said, “Okay.”Looking down at the agenda, the next item was the one that was going to take the most time. Taking a deep breath, Ed said, “Three of our children have effectively finished high school. We’ve been holding them back because they are still very young. It’s time for them to move on to college.”Linda said,.