“Is that all?” Steven asked, in disbelief.“I don’t have much,” said Jasper. “I’ve never really needed anything that people didn’t just...give me.”Steven shrugged and the two headed out of Lastford on the main road. The skies were gray and there was a hint of moisture in the air. Steven was glad for the warm wool of his walking shirt as he picked up his pace to the comfortable one hundred steps per minute that meant he was on a smooth and secure path.Jasper lagged behind and then jogged to catch. **Note from the Author: Special thanks to all of the folks who gave mefeedback on my first story, it was greatly appreciated. So being the few good guys left I stopped and volunteered to help her.“Thank you my cell phone has a dead battery so I couldn’t even call anyone.”“No problem it shouldn’t take to long to change a tire.”It took me about ten minutes to change her tire. She had one of those temporary spare tires, I hate those things. I suggested that she get her real tire fixed as soon as possible she asked where so I recommended a tire shop that I use.“Would you come with me? I’ll go there now but I hate being a. .. 4 star reviews... Brave. I thought to myself, if I’d bought it, the last thing on my mind would be to review it publicly. Nevertheless I read onwards, it went into detail about batteries and the works, the fact it came with some sort of “Positions Guide for beginners”. I read down the page and began to notice myself getting hot under my nightie. I could feel the warmth between my legs and suddenly found reading very difficult. My concentration shifted and slowly my right hand moved down.
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