" she stopped mid sentence."Dr Richards mis-calculated," I explained, "I'll tell you some time" I told them, "But right now I need sleep."I woke hours...later, it was dark, I realised I needed milking. The little Chinese were lying each side of me, so I quickly woke them. It was hugely awkward, it was wonderful, but a huge problem in getting rid of the milk, we ended up at the poolside spilling the milk across the paving where they had to mop it up afterwards, and even I had to admit it just was. Satisfied no one was looking perhaps, even though I was, and could clearly see her from my vantage point, I then watched as she hurriedly ran her hand up between her legs. It was clearly evident she was doing something to herself, and I could only imagine what it might be, wondering if I would again hear that same interesting little sound I had heard the last time.Moments later I returned carrying several pairs of shoes for her to try on and look at. I was pleased to see that she was wearing. My "Phantom" choked into life, and I sped off down the gravel road.It was now night time, and May was with me, walking through the woods. It was easy to get her to come out, and with the bright moon and my knowledge of the land all around, we were having a good time, talking quietly. "So, what did you think when I jumped you?" She asked, her light country accent audible. I laughed."I felt like the luckiest guy in the world." I slipped my hand in hers.She squeezed my hand and asked, "Wanna get. He started shouting again, saying I had broken his phone and that I was going to get it fixed or buy him a new one, I kept shouting back that it was an accident and that he had made me drop it, we went back and to with this argument, all the time I was trying to kick him off me with my knees, making my legs open up and close.For some reason I would not give in on this argument, being stubborn as I new it was his fault, I looked over his shoulder, one of his friends stood with his phone in his.