. You know ... Until I was married and he said that was okay. We were only in the graveyard for a snog, but he started going too far and I got scared ...... Especially when he wouldn't stop," Mavis teared up again, "I don't know what would have happened if you hadn't been there."Eric stopped to look at her. Carefully he wiped away her tears with his fingertips and said, "But I did, so that's okay then."They arrived back at the shop where Mavis lived in the little flat above and she searched her. I got into the train at 8:30 pm and took my place, which was the middle berth. I looked around here and there to settle off with my luggage and to see if there are any sweet chicks around. I saw each one of them but could not see the face of someone who was sleeping on the top berth covering the face with a bed sheet. All the lights were turned off except for the one right above my head. Suddenly a hand touched me, I turned around to see who it was. It was someone whom I could not see. The. Bob made himself as comfortable as he couldwith his gonads squished between his legs and wondered what was up."Candy told me about you working here. Don't you think you should havechecked with me first? Have you any idea how embarrassing it is tohave your best friend tell you what your husband is up to?"The thought went through Bob's mind that she had no right to complainafter telling him that he should use his initiative to support himself.He kept it to himself and just said, "You're. "He is that," she admitted in a normal tone. "But one of the important parts of that is that he's a MAN." I don't think that way about just any nice guy," said Lynne, frowning."Me either," said Jill. "I might be young, and I know I never had a boyfriend, but I didn't choose Bob just because he was the only man handy. I like him too, Mom." That's not the point!" barked Lynne. "The point is you need to go to college and get your degree before you muck up your life with a man." I know that," said.