If we hadn't known maybe, we could have lived in hope. With hope gone, we had to re-assess our lives. With hope gone, I had to coax Chrissie out of th...e melancholy into which she had sunk. After many medical tests the disastrous news was that Chrissie would be unlikely to ever conceive and even if she could it was unlikely that she would carry the child to full term. She took this personally as if she was guilty; she changed from the vital, bubbly happy woman to a quiet, monosyllabic gloomy. Kali wanted this, neededthis, and insisted on it. Kali?s constant moaning and almost incoherentbabbling during breaths was proof that it was her own desire that drove her,more than a desire to please Jessica. Though it did indeed feel incredible,better than anything she had ever felt before there. After a moment thesqueezing started becoming a bit harder, both on her breast and her ass, andKali?s breathing changed a bit, almost like she was holding her breath, astrange expression crossed her. "Reaching into the large box again, I pulled out some strips of rawhide and tossed some in each kennel. Then grabbing a dozen larger bones I went to the back door and threw them to the dogs that were running loose and watched them go to town on them."I'd better make a trip into Reno and hit the Pet Smart for more dog stuff," I said as I watched Sampson chomp on the two-foot long rawhide 'bone'.Going to the kitchen, I checked the roast, and added the vegetables as Jane's note said to do.. "Why don't you just meet with him?" she asked."Oh I plan to do that, but only after I know exactly what to ask him. My client is thinking about having Mr. Smiley do his reports and manage his accounts. He wants to be sure Smiley is the man for the job. So I'm just looking for people, who know him in a business sense." Keeping it confined to his business was more likely to get me the interview. I could branch out to personal questions as the interview moved along."I don't suppose there is any.