Having a place to sleep and free meals. She is beautiful. “Please… just go easy on me. I’ve never done this before.” A giant smile crosses her...face. Her hand slips out from under my shirt and grasps the back of my head pulling me into a kiss. Her tongue slips past my lips and wrestles with my own tongue. I’ve never been kissed like this before. Well… I’ve never really been kissed before. I feel her other hand grab the button of my pants, undoing them. She breaks away from the kiss and leans up,. Give me a break though. I know I screwed up in more ways than one, but I dont exactly have someone to teach or reprimand me yknow? The small amount of guidance I have comes from Missy K and even then its like, only when I screw up and she finds out about it. If I really thought about it though, I should probably stop telling everyone at work about my life. A lot of problems seem to be stemming from that actually. I chuckled a bit before getting to my feet and dusting myself off. I better get. I once visited a graveyard on the top of a ridge that overlooked a huge valley filled with farms. Almost all of the graves there, and the cemetery itself, seemed to radiate joy and peace. As I left, I told the people buried there, “You chose a wonderful place and this entire cemetery feels so peaceful.”Yes, I talk to the graves.As I left that cemetery, I heard a voice– maybe only in my head– say, “Thank you.” I just smiled and kept going.Now that my kids are grown, I walk more often down the. The police sniffed the air."So that's what that smell is." One said."That's not too surprising." Another offered sarcastically. "This is a doctor's office." I would expect to smell ether, but not chloroform." Butler responded a note of disapproval in his voice. "No modern doctor worthy of the title would use chloroform due to its adverse effect on the liver." Robert Butler walked into the hall and sniffed the air. "The smell is even stronger out here." He said."Do you think that the killer.