Searching for new friends, he mentally titled thisadventure.Frankie walked into town and revisited the women who had waited on him inthe shops. He was...surprised when it was so easy. Frankie hadn't muchexperience in approaching new people and he had not thought about makingnew friends, especially girl friends, since getting married. And thetruth be known, he wasn't much of a dater even then because his ?hobby'of cross-dressing was a lonely lifestyle. So when the first couple ofgirls readily. "I left them in the back and climbed in the cab, and drove back towards her place, Al kicked her out about a hundred yards away and then we got a few tins from the off license and a couple of curries and went round my place to watch the match on Sky.We half expected the pigs round, but nothing happened not for about three weeks.It was about the first week of December, it was a Friday, I got in, "Here some girl called for you," Mum said, "Darkie," What?" I asked."Pretty little thing, Indian. To my shock it was about me and me.He told me I should never be treated as I am by my husband like this. he told me how he and his wife has not had any close relationship for over 9 years.He was looking for love, friendship and fun. He wanted to do it with style, clss and respect. He made it clear it would not be permanent but just something when our needs need to be filled, we could call our friend with benefits and take care of them.He told ,e. he been watching me from the first day I. Rachel opened her eyes wide and felt her heart beat fast. For a second, confusion overwhelmed her, but she exhaled with ease as her brain processed the familiarity of her surroundings. She was in her room at the beach house. Her head rested softly on her pillow and the bright glare of the morning sun cast piercing beams across the room. She sighed again and grinned, feeling a bit sheepish. There was no boat. No water. She’d simply been dreaming. She started to bring her hands to her face to rub.