We're just gonna have to cut back on a couple of things. We got to go buy baby clothes and all that other stuff too,” Jeff replied. “Well, we can ...top going out to dinner. We'll be OK won't we?” I asked. “I think so. We'll be OK. We can't do a lot outside of the house, but at least I got you,” Jeff replied. Then I kissed him once. He got up and began making out with me passionately. We weren't ready for the baby, but that wasn't gonna get us down though. He was working hard to make sure we were. The three of them stop, staring at the slush and water running down our faces. At least they have decency to look guilty. Ron however seems to find it hilarious, until we turn. His face falls as he sees our expressions.He turns and runs around the wall, speeding away from us."RON!," we both scream at his departing form, before grabbing a handful of snow each and chasing after him.He can put on a good turn of speed when he has to.He flees out of the yard and we follow. He is sprinting across the. ’ She said. ‘But I suppose you are always going to be checking out the waitresses.’ ‘She is not a waitress.’ Tess said. ‘But yea.’ ‘Well, I am.’ Tess and Sam turned to see a cute girl standing at their table with a broad grin. She was short and petite, wearing a black skirt and white blouse with a black bowtie. ‘I’m Ella and I’ll be your server this evening. Ella was a mocha-skinned beauty with dark eyes and straight black hair down to her waist. She handed menus to each if them. ‘Drinks?’ she. I looked around my bedroom. My house is so lonely. My parents left this morning and wont be back for 6 months. They told me to invite Tiffany over to stay for the next 6 months but I need me time too. I decided on going for an evening walk around the park. I look at the small playstructure my parents took me to when I was little. I lingered around the slide. How my dad used to stand here and catch me. Suddenly I am slammed against the slide. Scream and you die threatened a tall pale man. He.