Since the NUPEP program was begun, in the schools that tried it, the number of students still taking medication for emotional problems has dropped eno...mously. The new program we have started here has swept through the school faster than anyone believed possible. How many of you are now either owned or own someone?"Almost every hand in the room went up."Are you embarrassed by it?"There were sheepish grins all around and a few murmurs of agreement."How many of you want to give it up?"Not a single. ” I said tearing my eyes away from her chest. “Hello,” she responded a mischievous grin quirking the corners of her mouth, “come on in.” I didn’t need to be told twice and slid in past her as she closed the door. I had just barely removed my coat before her arms snaked around my neck and brought us mouth to mouth. Heaven. I nearly collapsed in her arms but managed to keep my feet. Slowly as if afraid to do so, her tongue snuck into my mouth and proceeded to dance with mine. She snuggled in. The courtroom had settled down and everyone was now leaning forward to hear the next instalment in this case."Mr Sinclair, could you tell us who your employers are please?" I'm an accountant working for Standard Amicable. They're a life assurance company," Sinclair replied."Yes indeed, Mr Sinclair. Now, can you tell us all if you know the gentleman sitting here on the left?" Yes. I believe his name is Mr MacGovern." And how do you know Mr MacGovern?" the advocate enquired."I met him on a. Stay. I'll be back so we can cuddle and talk, okay?"She stepped into some sandals and asked me, "You ready?"Chuckling I nodded."Let's go then," she smiled.As soon as she negotiated the Accord into traffic from the apartment parking lot, Sandra asked me, "So who else was there?"I chuckled. "We call him Horndog, but he's really not so bad especially since meeting you." You know this all kind of surprises me," she responded. "Sure he swept me off my feet with his confidence. And he's done very.