I was in awe! She moves in between my buddy and I and turns her back to him. She smiles and stares directly in to my eyes. She had a beautiful smile...but I sensed mischief behind it. The kind of smile a bad k** gives when they know they're up to no good. "Hi I'm Molly! What's your name?" I struggled to let words loose from lips. I was completely speechless. "Ummm" I said. "Well nice to meet you Ummm!" She said letting a chuckle out. My buddy at this point is wide eyed shaking his head at me.. “Is that good Arrol, is that good?” he asked grinningbroadly, “I tink so, Arrol, I tink so. Your balls theytighten up Arrol, you go off like firework Arrol, likeRoman candle I tink.” He fondled Harold’s balls. “Verysoon, very very soon. You go whoooosh!” Harold was possessed by an almighty sensation ofpleasure, this was no furtive jack-off under the sheetsor in the can, this was, this was, “Oh! Oh!” he shouted,“Its, its, its,. Is that how you wish you were?"A whispered, almost a whimper, "Yes." You know how Suzannah thinks, twins always know how their sister or brother thinks don't they? Do you think you could see life through her eyes?" I don't know." Simon's voice was almost pained."Concentrate very hard on Suzannah, Simon; think about her bedroom when you were young. Think about her friends, the way she moved and spoke. The way she dressed and what she wore."Simon shivered and trembled; they could see the. ... What're you havin' Lois?"As the wife started to speak their waiter---whose name tag read TIMMY---spotted another waiter clear across the room and hollared to him, Couldyou meet me after work, Douglas? I have to talk to you." His tone was hopeful, edged in pleading. The other slender young man, whowas wheeling a silver cart shaped like a swan up to a table, called backin a singsong voice, "I can't Sugar. I'm going some place with Sandy."The waiter swivelled his face back to the couple, quick.