“First, find someplace that has decent coffee, and then we’re going to Wal-Mart.” I told her.“Wal-Mart ... Really?” Meredith said with disgu...t in her voice. “I intently dislike going to Wal-Mart.”I just giggled as we drove down the street to get coffee. “Yes, really. Besides, you’re thinking about this the wrong way. Aside from the normal people that are shopping, there are many ways to distract you. Throw in the American rednecks and you’ve got an excellent way to ensure you’ll learn to keep. Hewas the typical nerdy guy. Nice and somewhat attractive, but he lived ina world outside the popular crowd. I knew from my memory somewhere thatwe had been friends a while, that he and the others at the table hadstuck by me throughout all the struggles I had gone through. I knew thenthat I had always wanted to be part of the in crowd and that I had takenadvantage of their friendship. I saw clearly that I had been takenadvantage of, that the guys never would let me be popular but saw ayoung. "Its ok sweetie. We get pervs back here and have to be careful. Just do not get in way and wait for Champagne."Speaking of the same, she glides behind me and softly whispers in my ear "You were right. Renee is here. I left her in the back, She is your ex-girlfriend, huh?" My shoulders slump down and I take a deep breath. Looking up at Champagne and Francheska. "Yes. she is. This is the last place I thought I would run into here. Not to go into detail, it was not a pleasant break. so I will. She stroked it gently and then cupped it. It was still mostly soft but she felt it pulse and stir under her hand. She made a noise deep in her throat. "Hmmm, Jared promised me a big one. It feels nice." It was Frank's turn to tremble. The experienced swinger had been taken off guard by Stacy's sudden show of seductive confidence. She continued to speak in a quiet, conversational voice that somehow seemed seductive and inviting."Well, I guess I am fresh meat to you. But you do understand that.