And maybe Sundays.”We laughed and she sang, “Nah nah nah nah nah, I took your cherry!”“And I took yours.”She grinned, “Damn straight. Now ...hen, I do believe you have a payment to make?”I laughed and said, “Since I have tomorrow off, let me take you shopping.”She laughed and said, “Wash up and we’ll finish your birthday present.”When I came back out of the bathroom, she put away her cellphone and said, “Let me wash up real quick. The real masseuse will be by to get the table soon.”I chuckled,. Hey, mind my glass!"Wondering what it could be, Maryon hastily had finished off her drink, picked up the package, which seemed light, and sat herself uncaring down on his knee so that she almost spilled the glass in his hand. Leaning around her he refilled both glasses and leaned back to watch her as she puzzled. "Hey, what'll you bet?" he asked, putting a hand on her shoulder."Oh, I don't know..." she said, reaching for her glass and weighing the gift in her other hand. "Uh... if I win, you. It didn'tmatter if this was a girl's restroom or a boy's restroom. He wanted tosee himself. Besides he couldn't change into something else no matterwhat he was wearing. Daniel opened the stall door and stepped outside."Did you wipe?" Tammy asked."Ummmm, no." A woman always wipes after using the toilet. Don't forget for next time.Now wash your hands and fix your makeup," Tammy instructed.In front of Daniel was a bank of mirrors over a long row of sinks. Danielcould see himself for the first. But I saw our marriage as my marriage. I saw how I could get everything I had always wanted in life. I didn't stop to think what you would get out of it."A lot of the things we decided to do were things you agreed to do because I wanted them. Maybe I should fault you for not standing up to me more. But, it's hard to say you did the wrong thing by trying to make me happy. I guess if you had realized my demands might never stop, you would have said 'no' more often."I suppose it doesn't matter how.