“How’s that work in the Air Force? How do they decide where you’re going, and for how long?”He looked at me like he was assessing what was beh...ind this line of questioning. “Needs of the service,” he said. “I’m in technical services. I took this assignment from the previous officer, Major Roth. He got promoted out of it and they moved him. So here I am.”“So if you’re REALLY good, you don’t get to stay here?” I said, proud of my thinking.“Not necessarily. And I’m not due for promotion any time. The CEO was so upset, that he paid the bill for my service call, and also signed a contract for a year of monthly virus scans.Carol had followed me all around, and we began talking. I found out she was 24 to my 26, and she had graduated from the local community college with an associate’s degree in office management. She was not dating anyone and had not for several months. We seemed to get along, and I felt an attraction to her. I asked her if I could take her for a coffee or snack in order to. I attended an all-white high school, trust me when I say it wasn’t easy for me. As the youngest of three, I sometimes feel like I drew the short end of the stick in my family’s genetic lottery. What do I mean by that? My older brother Ariq is six-foot-three, muscular and jacked, and he currently plays football for the University of Calgary in Alberta. My sister Nadia is five-foot-eleven, curvy and gorgeous, caramel-skinned and raven-haired, with our mother’s hazel eyes. Somehow, in a family of. Remember, sultry eyes, you want your husband to look at you and be completely hooked. Let’s do those hips and legs now.’ My body would sway and rock, releasing all of the days’ tension. I’d look deep into her eyes and hold her gaze, working on that sultry look she was teaching me. ‘Much better Cheryl, that’s exactly the look we’re going for, it’s as much about the eyes as it is your body.’ We would finish our warm up and I’d get my things from my bag to change into. I would come back into the.