As he came down the line and stood in front of me, I said quietly, ‘My name is Margaret. How would you like to come home with me this afternoon?’ ... To my surprise he smiled at me (no missing teeth.) and said, ‘Hi Margaret, my name is Hal and I’d like that a lot.’ Looking around nervously, hoping that no one was noticing this little conversation, I whispered, ‘Then wait for me in the park, when I’m done here I’ll come across the road and get you.’ ‘Okay Margaret,’ was all he said and he turned. "Can't believe all you read," I told her."Uh huh, thas' true. McB--s live here. Who wants to know?" You the doorkeeper?" I asked."I'se the everything," she said."Oh, well, I was hoping to get something to eat and maybe a dry place to sleep." You was?" Um, and maybe some information, 'bout what them British soldiers are up to." What British? We ain't seen no British, jus' a bunch a'horse thieves in green coats. Is they British?" Probably," I said."Who you talking to out there, Dora?" asked a. "What about me Santa?" Denise asked expectantly, "Shall I come and sit on your knee?" Oh yes" he laughed, "But you've got to give Santa a great big kiss first"She sat on his lap and lifted her face up to his for a kiss, my prick stirred again as I saw her tongue snaking between his teeth and I heard the little moans of desire I was so familiar with.She moved slightly and moaned again as she wriggled on his lap,"There's something hard in your pocket Santa" It's part of your present Denise" he. "Peggy smiled and answered, "Yeah I would say so, I think I took him forall he had, his wallet was all leather by the time the curtain wentdown."The two women giggled a little as Peggy turned and walked back out ontothe street. It was dark now and Peggy walked around the corner to get tothe small and menacingly dark parking lot.Looking ahead she could see her mailman waiting for her. She smiled atthis and held her clutch loosely with the flap slightly open."Hey what's your name mailman?"He.