He moved fast and expected the rest would keep up. After two hours he let everyone catch up, "I think they're still moving. That can be good."Tom nodd...d in understanding. "So we just need to move faster then them." Over the next hour Will was well out in front. Like a bloodhound catching a scent he pushed through undergrowth, noting broken limbs and disturbed pine straw. He stopped when he heard voices. Peering over a downed tree trunk he spotted three men and a young woman who was attempting. "He can't do that to you! It is where you are making your money." I know." Have you tried to find out if he is having an affair?" No. Don't really want to go down that road! He has threatened to kick me out if I don't do what he says." Oh right!! So he is going to blame you for his own faults! But don't worry George! I will always put you up. I have a spare room you can call your own." Oh!! Thank you!! I am getting fed up with his diva ways!! There is only so much blackmail one can take." Are. Seeing Marcus, he moved over to talk to him quickly before leaving for the restaurant. Something that was a part of his own post-game traditions. “Good game, kid.” Marcus blew out a frustrated breath, “It could have been better if I’d caught the last pass.” “You caught two earlier ones and scored so that’s all that matters. We won, you got a few points, all in all it was a good night.” “Yeah, it was.” “I’ve got to head out and meet Sam and Hadley for dinner, but wanted to congratulate. Rich, smooth, and creamy, it left a tingly sweetness on her tongue. Within a few minutes the smoothie was gone. Leaning back into the booth she could feel her tummy had swelled up reminding her of why she had packed on that extra weight and why she really should go the trampoline class. However, as she lay back rubbing her swollen belly under her sport jacket she couldn’t help but to imagine what life would be like at 250 lbs, something the computer was picking up on. Feeling heavy, satisfied.