I thought i should not miss the chance and want to enjoy every second with her. Both of us were good at the game and the game was very exiting as it c...ntinued. The first game started and i was just staring at her when every she bent down to play the game, some time she used to bend not allowing me to concentrate on the game. Finally i lost it and i told her that she is cheating and disturbing me a lot, she did not accept for that and took away my shirt. We continued playing the game and this. His mouth drops open and a few times a soft growl of approval escapes his lips. When I am done, he turns to look at me in wonder. “You would really let me do that?” He asks in disbelief. “Of course,” I laugh flicking my long hair. “Well… I do like a little bit of role-play,” he says, grinning mischievously. “Shall we go then?” I ask seductively. He grins and we both make a move for the door. When we get to his car he hesitates. “Should we have a safe word? I don’t want to go hurting you.” I. Give me an hour or so to wake up and get around and Ill be over. So about two hours. I know how you drive, grandpa. We laughed. Thanks, man. Ill be sure to have something special for you when you get here. For your troubles. I smiled, looking down at a quietly sobbing Liza. See you in a bit. The line went dead, and I handed the phone back to my pet. Thank-you, my dear. Go see to Mike. Im certain that he will need a shoulder, if nothing else. She nodded and left. I looked down at the quivering. When the lemony books had all been stored away, Chance looked at the now empty bookcase. It reminded him of a shell, an empty shell. Very much like him. What it needed, like Chance, was filling up. And fill it up, he sure did, and in one helluva hurry. One quick trip to Samuel’s Used Books store was all it took. ‘Sam,’ he told the proprietor. ‘Here’s a hundred bucks. Box me up some of your best twenty-five cent books, would ya?’ Sam, being quick with basic math, said, ‘You want I should pick.