” I said. “Okay I am at the garage door booth.” My dad said back cheerfully. I walked to where he was and before we left the fair we stopped at ...he honey stand and got a sundae. The ride home was long. I couldn't’t stop thinking about him. So I decided to call him. “Hey, are you okay?” I said on his answering machine. Not a single answer from him. I was so worried. After all, the guy of my dreams made me feel loved, and this was the first time he did not call me back. I went to bed not knowing. I must have stood for half a second too long as I was mesmerised by the sight as on looking back up her body our eyes met via the mirror. As I turned my head and exited the bathroom quickly I was sure I saw a slight smile across her face.Having not made any plans for the day I just pulled on some jogging bottoms and a T-shirt before making my way downstairs to prepare some breakfast. I had decided to just act as if nothing had happened in the bathroom and go through our normal routine of making. “Oh, hello Chris – is everything OK?”Damn. Chris explained that he was out for a walk and had dropped in for a chat. Hoping the trance would last and that Sue would stay quiet upstairs I felt I had to ask him in and offer him coffee. How soon could I get rid of him? I started to think of some excuses. “Is everything OK, Alan? You look, well, distracted.”“Oh, I’m fine thanks, Chris” I stuttered, but clearly didn’t convince him. He asked after Sue, wondered where she was, wondered if he could get. And then there was Dave - from the way he acted she was pretty sure he wanted her, but could she? Could she actually do it? Several of the men she worked with appealed to her and she was sure they would all be willing, after all, she had seen them leave the bar in the company of some of her female coworkers and they always returned looking red and flushed. Did they go across the street to the motel or just out to the parking lot to the back seat of a car?Last week had been the turning point in.