Maybe he wanted some, or maybe he had already got some. I just could not bring this up to Brandi, I know she would never admit to it, one way or anoth...r.It took a week to get the funeral arrangements taken care of and get my lawyers involved in all of the money transactions. I spent a lot of my time keeping an eye on Travis. I found out real quick, he was still smoking weed and he was always on his cell. I over heard one conversation, he was telling the other person he was almost out. He told. Seems I wasn't quite as successful at keeping the lake out of me as I'd thought. I turned and flopped weakly on my back again and addressed Tabby without opening my eyes."What are you yelling at me for?" I asked, still sounding like Clarence Frogman."You idiot," she said thickly, "I thought you were dying! I thought I was losing you."I realized she was crying. I had never, ever seen her cry. Even when we were having that stupid tree climbing competition last year and she'd fallen and broken her. "I looked down expectantly at his wife who was doing such a great job on my prick.She shook her head without taking her mouth off my lollypop."I can't hear what she's saying, but I think she's telling me she doesn't know."Connie's head bobbed up and down in a different angle from the up and down she had been using to deep throat me."She's nodding her head, so I guess that's what she meant."She nodded again and put one hand next to her ear."Now, she's indicating that you should call her later, I. ”“Can we go now?” she asked impatiently.“Of course, but that will cost you a bruise or two later.”“Ohhh, I hadn’t thought of that. Can you bruise me where it isn’t obvious?”“Maybe, it depends on how well you perform.”“How well I...”“Perform, yes you heard me.”Paul threw a twenty on the bar, nodded his thanks to Terry who gave him a smile that said ‘congratulations on getting lucky, ‘ as she rang up his tab and put the rest in her tip jar.He hailed a cab and once inside endured an awkward moment.