I dont know why Ive come here he confessed. But I couldnt buy his words, even though they frilled me. Even though I wanted to. I knowing all to well i... was just part of the game. I took a deep silent breath then opened the door. Watching him step back as his eyes wondered over my body only a little too long. Im about to head out can this wait for another time? I asked holding all emotion out my voice, going ageist ever nerve in my body, Just wait I told myself. You look stunningly beautiful. He had planned to break it off quickly—as soon as he saw the signs that she wanted more. He’d been down that road a couple of times since his divorce. But it didn’t happen that way and they had kept seeing each other until life got in the way. With Jillian, the signs had just never come, she’d never intruded, suggested a weekend together…proposed she drive the two hours to see him. Not that he had anything to hide at home. His ex-wife was long gone. They both had careers so the financial split. "Who the hell are you?" Todd croaked.The man just laughed. Why did he look so familiar?Ignoring the stranger for the moment-he was so damned familiar--Todd closely examined the room, and then the phone in his hand. The stranger nodded, indicating the phone."Be careful of that thing. It's your way home."Todd jumped at the sound of the voice. It too was familiar, though maddeningly alien at the same time. He'd heard it before, he just didn't know where."How'd you get in here? How'd you get in. In other words S.S.D.D. (Same S@#$ Different Day)With the change in the season, so was there a change in the weather, it was no longer cool all the time, Dad had a company come in and have the pool cleaned and refilled, It wouldn’t take a lot of time before it was warm enough to use, it would be great to be able to have a cooling dip into it when the oppressive humidity and heat of late spring got us rolling toward the long hot summer days, even thought we had an outstanding central air.