“Yes ... I think so ... Dogs have been a turn-on for a long time, but the idea of doing it in a church, behind my husband’s back ... All of that ...... I’m such a ‘nice’ person – the idea of doing something that’s just totally disgusting ... It’s a massive turn-on. People watching me on television just being used...”Dennis leans forward, reaching beyond the dog, “Let’s see if we can do something to raise his temperature ... And yours...” He takes her hand off the side of the dog and moves it down. How are you today?” I asked with a big smile. Those two could make me smile just by being there.“Are you going to play music, Mister Nick?” Anna Marie asked.“I don’t know. Gramma asked me to come. Where is your Mom?”“Right here, Nick,” Marianna said as she appeared from the hallway.“What’s up?” I asked, looking at both Marianna and Mama Alvarez.“This,” Marianna said as she handed me a sheaf of papers.One look told me they were legal papers and I glanced at the cover page. Marianna was being. With everything set, I wait for them to show up. Less than an hour later, there is a knock on the door. I can hear more than one voice, so I know it is them. I go and answer the door, a huge smile on my face. “Evening boys, I've been waiting for you,” I purr out, scanning them. I’m surprised at how much they look alike. A bunch of fret guys, if I’m to guess. Each of them say their hello’s, filing in one at a time. Their eyes all locked on me, getting a good look at what they will have a. I'm not knocking up some girl because she won't take the damn pills. And, no fuck, no date. I've got plenty of other girls available to me." Patty walked away, dejectedly.Erin came around shortly before he was to go off duty. "Hi. I haven't seen you around lately." I've been working some odd shifts these past two weeks. What have you been up to lately?" Nothing, really. Trying to meet people and get familiar with the town and stuff. I sure did enjoy the tour you gave me, especially the later.