Veryquickly Jeri let out an animal howl, pushed hard on my head and came ingreat ropes into my mouth. I swallowed over and over and got most of itbut ...such was the quantity that a lot leaked out the sides. Finally, Jerirelaxed his grip on my head and the bouncing slowed. I raised my head tosee Clair smiling beatifically and she took my face between her handsand licked off Jeri's seed that I had missed, then gave me a long, wetkiss where we shared Jeri's cream between us.Dee clapped and said,. I wanted to run outside today though. Screw the treadmill. I threw on my running gear and headed for the edge of the property.It was still very early in the morning and the sun hadn't even made it over the hills to the east. There was still dew on the grass and shrubs and I reveled in being able to lock onto little beads of it as I ran and getting a tiny little popping sound when I yanked the middles out of the beaded water. My preoccupation with the dew drops kept my pace down and I finished. Only at the third block saw an interesting man coming out of an ATM: I noticed that he also noticed me; so I immediately stopped at a window pretending to be interested in some clothes there exhibited.I leaned a little looking shoes, lifting to do my tail high.The guy soon pass behind, very close undoubtedly looking at my ass and with a manly tone that raised me back, I said good stay:"The things you do there ... baby."I sat pretending not to have heard and started to walk past him, shaking my. "I'm sorry, Jack," Emily said quietly. "I never –"Jack's hand left Emily's breast. He raised it to her face, and pressed a finger sternly against her lips, silencing her. "Save it," Jack said in a quiet, flat voice. "I don't want your pity. Ever. Because ... well, because I don't need it. It's why I never complained – not to Mom, or to Dad, or to anyone. It was my own fault, really. I let people treat me that way. I never fought back, because I was too shy – or too afraid – to fight. So I let.