Then came the fast runners. I started running at the pace I had ran the previous Monday when I was also working off my frustrations. I reached the oth...r side of the school field at the tail end of the fast runners and ahead of the pack.The first side of the squarish course contained a gentle decline. The going was easy and I continued comfortably despite running at what for me was a faster than usual pace. One or two runners overtook me but I slowly pulled away from the pack. I was in good. I touched him and he was warm and I heard him breathing. It wasn’t how a normal person sounds. I was freaked out. I called 911. The operator took the call and ordered me to stay on to the line, so that I could help the ambulance and Sheriff’s cars find the house.You guys got here first, then the ambulance. I rode with Keith to the hospital. I think your deputies thought I had done it.” Alice Boyd said.“So how is Mr. Boyd?” Wilson asked.“He is still in the medically induced coma,” Alice said. “I. Before her gaze there were little piles of her cigarette ash, somemingling with the brown, slimy juices from her arse, making smears ofgrey mud, whilst others had been crushed to a fine powder under herfeet and there were several brown, smelly gobs of her own shit.She licked at the nearest blob of slimy, foul-tasting excreta andswallowed. The taste was disgusting but she knew that she had to complywith her lover's wishes.Susan heard him say, "That's a good girl, Susie, clean it all up, wedon't. " I laughed and thanked her, at least now I knew the name.I was sitting there at my table when a rather tall dark thin man sat down at a table near me, before long we were visiting back and forth. He'd bought me two more drinks, when I told him that was enough. He laughed saying, "a woman never gets enough, all it takes is the right man to build a fire."I heard myself say, "are you the right man to build a fire in me?" I can build a fire in you that will last all night." My mind said, don't do.