Who’d a thunk?“That’s MISTER Sir. And the ‘S’ should be capitalized too!! Not ‘sir MISTER’. It’s ‘Sir, MISTER Sir’ with a capital ...‘S’! You got it totally wrong. Oh my gosh, what am I going to do with you?” I typed. Then again, I followed almost immediately with a smiley, but she did too, almost at exactly the same moment. Clearly, we’re both playing the same game, and it’s made me rock hard.“I’m sorry, Sir, MISTER Sir. You are right. I am so sorry. I am so bad. I say bad things. I do bad. "I kind of wanted to be off Christmas. I wouldn't be surprised if it's the last one with Duane for a while." He's coming home for Thanksgiving?" she asked."He's supposed to wrap up classes Wednesday noon and then head down," Jason reported. "So, it's going to be nine or ten before he gets here. I'm actually a little surprised he's coming at all, but they lock the dorms, and they must not have much snow at the ski areas." It'll be nice to see him again," she replied. "I just didn't get much. I hadn't spoken to my wife when she came back and she gave me a couple of looks during dinner. She could tell I was upset but not how much or why. I left because I didn't feel like spending time with her. I had walked around for a few minutes then went to the building.I sat in that building waiting and Su came in she sat for a moment then came over to me. She sat right next to me with our legs touching. After a moment, she patted my leg close to my hip and said something suggestive. I gathered. She said Can you see all right, as he looked, he could see she was watching for his reaction, looking him right in the eye? All Jeff could say with a smile was yyyes I a cccan stuttering again because he was caught looking. Then she did what he wanted As if, she could read his mind or something. Parting the dress eagerly. Therefore, he could get a better look. She looked to see if she caused a reaction like the day before. She said she.