His cock was so hard, he could hardly walk as it strained to be free of his jeans. Dee could feel the heat of Ron’s stare, looking up her robe as s...e climbed the stairs. She purposely took her time climbing the stairs. She was trying not to be too obvious as she arched her back, pushing her butt out to give Ron a better view. She knew Ron’s major turn-on was looking at a woman’s butt and seeing her pussy from behind. Her wet pussy tingled with excitement as she thought of what was to come. We were not shy about our family life and the people who did not agree with our marriage, were not treated badly, they were just ignored. No, that is not correct. We were always polite to them, always civil, and said ‘Hello’ when we met them while out walking. Our help was always available if an emergency popped up.And there were a few of those, we had wild fires around us during the dry season, and on two occasions we took in families who did not agree with our lifestyle, when their homes. "I have a life; I get straight A's in school, I am best at volley in school. I am also popular." I replied actually feeling good about my self."You know what you need, a boyfriend!" he said and I looked at him to see whether he said that because he knew about my sexual orientation or he was saying that because he thought I was lonely.It was the latter. With years I have mastered reading my sibling's facial expressions, so I can somehow tell if they are lying or not or if they have something in. No robot has ever had any real choice over their first owner. Well you might say that Terri did, but that was only after her first potential owner rejected her. However, we learn quickly, and tend not to make the same mistakes twice. That's why ownership relationships that robots enter into willingly are almost never broken by the robot themselves. Unlike my situation, most ownership relationships end only when the human dies — which is the most unfortunate aspect of dealing with humans.