"I wanted to see your pecker." When she said it, it sounded like 'pecka', and it took me a second or two to translate it into a word I understood."Why...didn't you just ask then, I'd have been happy to show you?" Her eyes were back down, examining either her shoes or, possibly, mine. "Do you still want to see it?" I said so didn't I?" I thought about telling her to say please, but decided not to. I unbuttoned my pants and pulled it out to give her an eyeful."Well, that's not such a much, Ray said. "There was no stopping her now. She wrapped herself around me and snuggled her head on my shoulder. She smelled so good, and I felt complete just holding her closely."I loved you since the first time I saw you, even when I was twelve. I knew it for sure yesterday when you started to play. Don't tell me you're crazy. This is just something that was supposed to happen. It's fate. We can't argue with fate."I might have been tempted to argue with fate, but in just the short time we'd been together,. What about you?’ ‘Honestly, I have no idea. I just got bored, so I came here.’ ‘Well, what do you do for fun?’ The question took me by surprise, so I told her about how I was new to town and I didn’t know what to do with myself. Then, I asked her the same question. She looked at her screen, which was now on some recipe for honey prawns, and then looked back at me. Her face was a little flustered, but she smiled, and said, ‘Same, actually. I’m new here. I just came here to look up random stuff.’. I loved her company, and the opportunity to spend a little more time with her was too good to miss.She showed me into the lounge room where I sat on the large lounge chair whilst she disappeared into the kitchen.“Is iced-tea ok? ... or would you like a beer?” she asked from the doorway.“Iced-tea ... thanks” I replied.She came back with two glasses, and sat beside me. We sipped at our drinks, setting them down on the coffee table in front of us.She explained a little more about the accident, and.