”Whoops! Perhaps I hadn’t been as quiet as I’d thought.I giggled. “Oh God, I was trying to be quiet.”“I could hear this squish, squish, sq...ish noise. I couldn’t work out what it was at first, then suddenly I realised. And that was really what got me hard; listening to you, like, doing it.”Wow, that was hot. “So are you hard now?” I asked.“Yeah, like a rock. And getting harder.”I leant over and turned on the light over my bed.“Let me see.”Matt turned over so he was facing me, and pulled the. It was more like 10 minutes before I got to the Post Office, and I stopped outside, just as Julie and Ellie came out of the shop. Julie opened the front door, pushing Ellie to sit in the front seat next to me while she sat in the back "Drive dad, out of town. We have to talk."I drove, rather aimlessly, until the houses came to an end and I slowed "Where do I go now?" I looked in the rear view mirror and my daughter's sparkling eyes met mine."Tell you what dad, park up in that lane you told me. I hope you won't hold it against me."Laura looked searchingly into her black eyes. "You must be kidding. You're gorgeous, you're rich, and you like me? What could I have against you?"Amber smirked, and turned away, walking over to a marvelous heavy glass table and setting her champagne glass on it. "Do you just run off with anybody to her apartment, without knowing anything about her, whenever you feel like it?" Why, are you a serial killer or something?"Now Amber laughed out loud. "Probably. " Kim squeezed. Hearing a weird movie reference again waseverything she wanted to hear."Woah." Bobbie accepted the hug."I love you, Bro."Kim looked up at Bobbie. "Sis." That's better."***It's okay. Mary thought. You don't have to be her anymore, you can besomeone else.Better.Someone people want.The reddish tint to her hair was still a surprise. She felt better, skinwasn't greasy anymore. Definitely felt cleaner. The air smelled a littlesweeter, too. Those other people weren't her friends, she.