I definitely heard something crackle just on the other side of the fort. I started to worry someone would find us or a bear had come down from the hi...ls. I noticed Daddy’s head turning in that direction, he must’ve heard it too but he didn’t pay much mind. He looked back down at Mommy and told her to get on her knees. She obeyed and knelt before the three of us, dirt and twigs clinging to her asscheeks. Daddy reached down and wiped the earth off her ass and set his beer down beside them. . . my chances ofwinning weren't all that bad!But if Margo got to the room first with her lover (I could tell by theDO NOT DISTURB sign on the door) I had to wait outside, hidingsomeplace till they finished. At a suburban Motel this isn't toodifficult, since there are generally trees or shrubs in an open parkinglot for me to scurry behind, feeling the cool blacktop or soft mulch onmy bare feet as the wind ripples the lacy panties across my blushingbutt -- but at a Downtown Hotel, it can be. "Now I got it. They probably wanted me to train a plant on how toinstall my e-mail virus.The picture on the wall changed again. Another female. She closely resembled the first. She must be the field agent."Agent `X'." Skinner continued. "We did a multi-agency search andcame up with her. She'd been training for two months on the case."I couldn't help noticing that was in the past tense."Agent `X' was in a car accident two days ago."He paused for effect - it worked."Her car was broadsided by an. I am happy to help her out." Lynn cheerfully replied, and with the last words, his feminine side came out. He sighed as their questions subtly changed from Sam to him. Lynn spent fifteen minutes explaining how Sam and his unique relationship started. Her parents listened intently as he briefly described their meeting at Gigi's and subsequent get togethers. Once he got them to understand his and Sam's relationship as best as possible, Lynn convinced them to stay in Arizona. He reassured them he.