“Well” Deb started “remember Dee our old neighbour”? “ ” Of course, why was she there as well?” “you bet, anyway as the night was gett...ng going, Dee was drinking more and more red wine.” “apparently her and Dave (Dee’s Husband) haven’t been getting on well lately and she more than let everyone know about it” “it was quite embarrassing really but that isn’t the best bit. When some of the fuddy duddies left we really started to have a good giggle about the toys dressing up and fucking etc.”“ we. I promise that I'll be the perfect gentleman."She gave him a weak smile and took his arm and walked with him to the lounge. The lounge had a piano in one corner but no one was playing it. The lights were appropriately dim and the décor was tasteful. He suggested that they sit at a table instead of the bar and she nodded. Roger asked her what she wanted and she asked for a Margarita again. There was no waitress so he went to the bar and orders a Margarita for her and a bourbon and water for. 4 tall carry a few extra pounds short hair and goatee. Was out one Saturday night with friends at a pub, we were playing pool dancing as the night was winding down my buddy Ken was really drunk, his wife Judy asked if I could give her a hand to get him home. We took a cab back to their house then we managed to get Ken up in bed where he passed out, I walked back down stairs where Judy offered me a drink, I was feeling no pain already but said sure she poured us a bourbon & coke we sat in the. ’ Nothing did, and Jennifer rolled her eyes in exasperation and started to leave. Stopping after the first step, she turned slightly to her left looking at a shelf. One book did not fit the shelf. The other books were brown, this one was blue. It was right by the door, and the blue book was taller than the brown ones. Squatting down Jennifer looked at the title, ‘Justine and other stories by the Marquis de Sade’ was one the spine. Jennifer pulled the book partially out and looked behind it,.