“Wait right here, my phone is in my car. I’ll go get it.” He says.He leaves for a few minutes and comes in, handing me his cell phone. “You mu...t be cold, your dripping wet. Let me get you a towel.” As he disappears down the hallway, I take the phone and call my ex. “Hey, yeah its me.” I say in a low voice, hoping Isiah doesn’t hear me. “Everything ok with them? Ok great, I’ll see you Sunday.” I probably confused my ex but I had to act like I called someone. My plan is to tell Isiah that someone. I never gave it any thought. We have alwaysjust been friends." What about Emily she's an attractive woman?" Mary asked.He shrugged. "I never dated her. She was always a loner, she justnever seemed to be available." Well, I think that she has someone now." Mary nodded slightly to theback where Leslie and Emily were seated. The two women were having anobviously good time chatting. They were holding hands across thetable.Pat stared deeply into Mary Sue's eye as he added, "Everyone. After he hung up, he paced the room wondering about the wisdom of all this. Was he stupid? Of course! Should he call back and cancel? Probably! Would he? Not a chance!!!Danny was sitting in a booth nursing a gin and tonic by 8:30, "No use being late," he thought to himself, while sipping his drink. He kept an eye on the door that opened out to the lanes, and in the back ground he could hear bowling balls slamming into pins, and although he was nervous, the gin seemed to calm him down. Suddenly. Before I knew what was happening, Gretchen leaned down and unbuttoned my shirt, unfastened my belt and unzipped my trousers, tugging them downward with a swift, strong motion that caught me by surprise."You can easily see, that these two will not be stopped by you resisting," Jason chuckled as he watched the two of them. "Either one alone is a wildcat, but both….it is almost unimaginable what they are capable of doing to you."Gretchen knelt between my legs, tugging my pants and shorts off.