My roommate said to me "You're a dick. You cream, and I still can't even win."I decided I had to ask the question, since it was really killing me to ...ear the answer from his own mouth. I asked "Are you really okay with sharing your girlfriend?"He said "Oh, yeah, I'm fine with it, don't worry. She and I promised each other than we could fuck other people, as long as we were positive we didn't catch anything. What we have isn't as sexual as it is emotional. I mean, she's told me that out of. They were a very friendly crowd in general and many of us would meet up on a Friday evening for a few drinks. It was a good chance for drivers, traffic and admin staff to get together and it resulted in a good working atmosphere. It was there I got to know Joe, a quiet type of guy, but as he supported the same football team as myself, we always had plenty to talk about. Joe was a driver and was married to Dawn. I only met Dawn once when she popped into the pub one Friday evening on her way to. She fell forward and collapsed on the couch. ‘Um,’ Audrey started, trying to figure out what she should say, ‘So what exactly happened, hun? Do you want to talk about it?’ No tears fell but her lip quivered as she answered, ‘I left Luke a really hurtful message. I called him a bastard and told him I never wanted to see again.’ Audrey couldn’t help but wince, and Kaylee noticed. ‘That’s not the worst part. You were right, he wouldn’t have missed my play if there wasn’t a good reason for it.’ For. .. I mean I did... I just can't think straight," Wendy said as shebrought her hands up to her face."Red... I've never seen someone this unlucky."Wendy lowered her hands and blinked as she looked up at the sun."Hey, I'm Trent." She suddenly looked down and saw some guy standingright in front of her. "What's your name?" He was looking her up anddown like she was a piece of candy. Wendy wanted to walk away from himimmediately, but part of her liked the way he looked at her."No!" She finally yelled.