.. how could you Katie!" Jenny said through clenched teeth as her eyes filled with tears. She jumped up and stormed out of the room, slamming the door...so hard the pictures on the wall rattled.Katie fell to the bed, her body racked with sobs. Maybe she did want this she thought. Jenny was probably right, somewhere deep inside she wanted this and that's why it happened.Jenny stormed down the stairs in a fury. She walked out of the house and across the street to the park. She climbed a hill that. When the meal ended and it was time to leave, Ray was amazed at how abruptly things changed.Brenda spoke up and her tone was not in the least bit suggestive. It was as if she stated a fact and Dawn immediately felt intimidated by the woman's strong demeanor. "I took the liberty of booking a room... so we can continue getting to know each other," Brenda stammered before regaining her confidence. "Now that I've met you... I want to get to know you better."Dawn noticed Brenda's warm, inviting. ”“No.”“No?”“Nope. We’ll need to cross this bridge.”“Dan…”“Get busy, young lady; I’m paying you for a massage.”She cocked her head and smiled nervously. “Yes, sir! I do so love a strong, decisive man…”I rolled over, discarding the modesty towel, but kept my head turned toward her, I closed my eyes as she crawled up onto the bed. When I felt her dribbling oil onto my upper back, I opened them. She was kneeling, sitting back on her feet, knees apart, and I was looking up the alley formed by her. We missed you yesterday. Is everything okay?’ ‘Mike, I need a favor.’ ‘Sure thing, dear, what can I do for you?’ ‘I’m moving tomorrow, would you help me?’ ‘Sure thing, Penny Collins-Lynch, I’d be glad to help. What time do you want to start?’ ‘Mike, before you agree to help me, you have to know that I’m leaving my husband.’ ‘Oh, sweetie, I’m so sorry to hear that.’ ‘We had a terrible fight. He promised the police that he would stay away until I moved my things, but I don’t trust him. He’s a big.