“Why you?”Shrugging his shoulders, Jack answered, “I guess it is because I was the one who created her future.”A small sparrow landed at the e...d of the picnic table. It had learned that after people ate at the table there would be crumbs available to eat. When Ed turned to look at the bird, it flew away. He stared at the spot where the bird had been, thinking about the hints Jack was giving him.One of the reasons Ed enjoyed his conversations with Jack was that the older man discussed politics. Who wants to wait a year to get a date? What can you do for me tonight?" "Tonight? That's pretty short order. I don't think I can help you tonight. But maybe tomorrow... All right, then, Paul, tell me about the kind of girl you are interested in." "Blonde. Built. Hot. Not too bright. Doesn't give her man any back talk. You know." "Ah, yes, I think I do, indeed. The traditional adolescent male's fantasy woman." His vocabulary was losing Paul again, not that it mattered. "You want a woman. The next moment, I heard him key his mike and laugh, 'You're dead meat, Jimmy!' I banked around and there he was, locked onto my tailpipe. I tell you, the man's a magician with a jet fighter, Alex." Didn't you win even one contest," I asked."Not a bloody one, Alex. The blighter 'killed' me seven times to nil! I tell you the man's a wizard, Alex!" I'm sure Lynne would agree with you on that also," I chuckled.After regaling me with several additional tales of Buzz' flying prowess I was just. I could tell she was getting a little tipsy. "Watch? Watch what exactly?" She definitely had my interest. "He wants to watch us," she replied. "A little girl on girl action?" I couldn't help but smile. "I'm sure Jay would love that." "If you're not into it that's cool," she said and took another shot. "You are?" I looked at her, waiting for her to tell me she was joking. "Are you kidding me, I would totally do you." She licked her lips and looked straight at me. "I've actually fantasized.