The one thing I did at both sites was lay on the ground looking up at the stars and think about what to do. I considered divorce. I thought about just...taking off and moving to someplace else and not letting Alice know where. In the end I decided to do the easiest while at the same time the most difficult thing.Go home and do nothing. Have nothing to do with Alice. Move into one of the two spare bedrooms and just coexist. If it didn’t work I could always do one of the other things I’d thought. No one is speaking, except the pool, lapping its soft language, to no ears listening. Satisfied with her lubrication, she spreads his feet apart on the bench, and sits between the feet. Touching her hands on his knees and squeezing slightly on them, making him open his eyes for the next intent, he is delighted to see she has worn his favorite suit, the one she keeps with her at all times. She gives him the oil, directing his hands to her massive bosom, to prepare her chest for tanning. He rubs. As she sat back she caught Morgan’s eye in the mirror and grinned at him.“So, are you going to tell me what that was all about at the station?” Alice whispered glancing nervously at the front of the car.“Oh god Alice, I’ve had such an incredible week since you’ve been gone. You know I told you I was going to dinner as Morgan’s date?” When Alice nodded Sally continued. “Well the guy Morgan was to have diner with had his wife with him. Jesus she was such a bitch and she had her sights set on. I knew I couldn't leave without trying to kiss him at least once.Just as we were pulling into the drive way rain started falling, slowly at first then it turned into a severe downpour. Bob looked at me and said "It's about 15 yards to my front porch, I am going to get out and run for it and get the door open. When you see me waving then jump out and book it. Okay?" Yes sir!" I said giving him a salute.Bob took off running he got to the door and unlocked it and waved to me. I did as he.