That stuff in Chicago, we... You and I Jake, we were in a really bad place Jake. I... I really thought our marriage was over. And i was so drunk, I me...n that's not an excuse, but I was .... I just wish I could take it back.", Cindy continued to stroke him as she slid around front moving her head under his arm and standing in front of him. She switched hands now and pulled on his cock with her left as she ran her hand up and down his left arm squeezing his bicep and triceps. She could feel her. She looked into herpurse, dug out an old novel. `Fifty Shades of Grey`, it was named. Asteamy romance novel about a young woman meeting a rich, dominant man.She could relate. Even if John was not filthy rich, like Christian inthe book, he was well enough off that she didn`t have to worry aboutmoney, unlike many of her classmates.John had tried to read the book, back when it first came out about tenyears ago, on the urgings of his then-girlfriend. He had not liked it.It was boring, the language. "I'll work in there on my laptop until you get cleared up, then I'll fill you in on the things we found out," she said.There were several papers on the counter. The story was on the front page of all of them, including pictures of the fight, the dead ones lying covered up and one of Jen and me making the statement to the press.I read over the notes and the contact list that had accumulated on my desk over the last few days, nothing out of the ordinary there. The things that did catch my eye. I had spent the evening with an amazing woman. I had enjoyed it immensely. I wondered how this relationship might end. I was beginning to experience emotions that I had not wanted to feel. I needed to get back out into nature and clear my head.The next morning I loaded my bike on my rack and headed up north. I had made reservations at a B & B that was located on a beautiful lake. It was also close to a bike trail that ran for miles. As I drove up the freeway, I couldn't help but think about the.