I just hate to be taken for granted,” I explained with a laugh.“Hey, she asked you over dinner,” Tommy replied trying to make nice.“Did she te...l it that way?” I asked with another laugh. “I had to pay for the dinner.”“So what’s going to be next,” he asked.Well, if you don’t have anything you are upset about at the moment, maybe we should see how Gerome feels about his life,” I suggested.“Or Mary Beth even,” he added.“That is true. She might need one of her bridge partners investigated. You know. Ellie was working in the kitchen."Did I hear someone talking with you earlier?" I asked."Helen stopped in to chat for a few minutes," admitted Ellie. "She didn't stay long."There was no mention of the arrival of the studly Dan Wilkins to our town. I considered that omission as I went back to work in the basement. It was big news to Helen and Ellie, yet she never bothered telling me. She wasn't comfortable discussing her first lover, or his return. I had a bad feeling about the guy.The next. .." Morgan was distracted as she saw someone sitting on the bleachers, Morgan demanded no one outside the cheer squad be at the meetings, "I'll be right back girls" she put on a fake smile as she approached the trespasserShe was one of the goth kids, her black hair covering her face, she wore a ripped up dress with a red hoodie and boots, she was listening to music as she wrote, "ahem" Morgan said and gave the girl a moment to notice her"uh can I help you?" she asked annoyed, which infuriated. He's looking for a mother to his kids and she hasn't even met them yet."I always wore loose fitting pants so I could shift my cock around and hide my hard-on when Ann came home. I told myself I was spending Saturday nights with Stephanie in order to hold her interest in running with Curtis, but it was really to be there when Ann came home from her date. I don't know what I would have done if she invited the guy inside. I always left as soon as she got home, like I was only keeping Stephanie.