I passed my sister in the passageway and got a huge smile and a cheery 'good morning' from her. I would have given her a big kiss and a hug to thank h...r for the previous evening, but there were a couple of other workers about, so discretion won out.Washed, dressed and in my right mind, I went back to our room where Sheila was making the bed. As she straightened up, I spun her round and kissed her on the lips."What was that for?"I grinned at her."I don't need a reason to kiss you; I just like. Here, German troops failed to dynamite the Ludendorff Bridge over theRhine and it was captured by the Americans. It's difficult to overstatethe importance of this since it meant they were able to start crossingthe river and the heart of Germany lay open before them. This was thefirst army group to reach the Rhine, but far from the last. On the 23rd,the day after an audacious raid by the RAF on Gestapo headquarters inCopenhagen, US and British forces crossed the Rhine at Oppenheim. Twentyfour. And to my surprise I started feeling a strange heat between my legs. Slowly, he put his hand over his leg and started moving closing the distance to mine. Suddenly his hand was on my thigh and moving up and down on my tool, by then hard as a rock.Slowly more people was coming into the cinema and my new friend (George, he introduced himself) asked me if I didn't want to come by his office, only a few blocks away, to have a coffee. Office on a Saturday afternoon? Yes, he was working in a new. Melanie smiled. ‘It’d better be,’ she told him, opening up the oven and sliding the tray of buttered bread on the top rack. ‘Go visit with the boys before dinner,’ she added, gently pushing Jason away. Jason walked into the living room where the boys were just waking up from their naps and their eyes lit up when they saw their father. Both of the boys had light brown hair with hints of red, but David had green eyes and Seth had blue eyes. ‘Dada!’ Seth gurgled. Jason smiled and picked Seth up.