. that’s a hike away,” Mark commented.“About 18 miles from here, we figure,” Tom answered. “We’ll bike maybe 40 miles today. Lynette and I...love to ride; this is our longest ride this year.”“‘Ey, you blokes go’ ‘ime ‘o ‘alk?” Jess asked. “We’ve bin ‘alkin abou’ school an’ wonderin’ abou’ ‘hings in o’her schools?”“Hey, you blokes got time to talk?” Jess asked. “We’ve been talking about school and wondering about things in other schools?”Lynette looked at Tom and he nodded. “Sure,” she said. “Sit. Second, some of us had served in Vietnam. Others had watched the nightly news of the war. The rest of us, the Americans at least, had grown up dealing with the problems caused by that war and how it was mishandled.The US had civilian oversight of military operations. We all agreed that this was right, but one of the nation's problems was the civil unrest generated by non-combat personnel getting live combat video with their dinner. Susie Homemaker was not in any way equipped to watch all the. Squirming and moaning even more, I gasped as she pinched my nipples andtook in my scent. "I see you like your new friend Bianca, if you'regood, you'll have it in a lot more," she whispered into my ear as shenibbled on it and traced her fingernails down my trim belly and over myclit, sending new shocks through me as I writhed against her and wasguided to my first orgasm of the morning.As I shook in her arms, she turned off the vibrator and undid the beltto slip it out of me. As I watched, she. ." Oh, good heavens, girl!" Miss Corinne chided me with a giggle. "Get your purse, we're going downstairs. The air is foul with politics up here, I swear."I didn't know anything about politics, of course, nor did I understand my Mistress' remark about everyone being Jewish. A lot of people liked the German's though, but not Miss Corinne apparently and I wondered why. The only thing I really knew for sure was that my Mistress and that other woman, Mrs. Hardesty, they didn't care for each other.