.. I just needed...” I shrugged, helplessly. “I have no idea how to respond to this,” I admitted. The redhead laughed.“Guys, this is Ben,” T...riss said. “He lives across the street. I told him that we were busy but apparently there is something that he NEEDS to talk about.” She walked over to one of the free patio chairs and undid the knot of her robe.“And since Tori can’t make it today, I figured he could be our sixth.” She shrugged her shoulders and dropped her robe to reveal that she was as. I told myself I never wanted that to happen to me. I didn’t want my heart to be torn apart like that. I watched him suffer through the last few months of his life. It was unbearable. When he passed, I spiraled into a deep depression and Sal, Moe, Peter and Paulie were there. They were there with me through everything.”“I am so sorry.” She grabbed his hands and held them.“After that I went into the army joining the rangers. The others followed me. In late 1940’s we formed a special operation. There were exceptions, of course. Crystal, for example, hated Melissa. She viewed blondes like her as the deadly enemy of the rest of womankind. Heather had a secret crush on Melissa and resented her for not sharing it. That Melissa wasn't a mind reader failed to occur to the forty year old brunette. Finally, there was Trudy, a rather strict Mormon lady who simply viewed Melissa as morally inferior.That didn't count the men, but few of them had any issues with Melissa. The only one who seemed. When I looked over at Kathy I got clear glimpses of dark fur up her shorts leg. No undies and not much modesty. Hmmm, she could be an interesting neighbor.They were co-drivers of a big rig who were getting tired of the road. They also wanted a warmer climate than the upper Midwest so decided to move to the mid-south. Better weather for biking too.Kathy was a nurse while her husband had construction experience. Both skills were in demand around here. We talked a bit about the possibilities for.