That pricy subscription to the introduction service had been worth every red cent.Katelyn emptied her glass and nudged her husband; James quickly stoo...d and refilled everyone’s glasses, adding his own greasy finger marks to those already there. Another internal smile for me – Marsha’s guests had expected a fresh clean glass every time, like in the pretentious bars and restaurants they frequented.A couple of minutes later, Dad got to his feet and asked Mel if she could manage ‘just a little’ more. I’m sure the man was going to say something but just as his mouth started to open the door opened and Jon walked in. He was still naked (as I would expect) and he sat along the bench from the other man. We had ignored each other but after a minute or so Jon said to me, “You look like you’re ready for a bit of fun, can I fuck you?” The other man’s eyes opened wide, I don’t think he believed what he heard. His eyes went wider when I replied, “Yes please, I didn’t think that anyone was going to. She gave a small sigh of resignation and murmured, "I just hate having things stuck into me." Then she wondered why Willis sniggered into his soup.She glanced at the malproportioned young man, noticed how he slopped soup and crammed crusts of bread into his mouth.He eats like an animal! she thought, then: He looks like an animal, too!Willis became aware of her scrutiny, and Doris saw his face flush brick-red. A piece of bread slipped from his hand, and he slithered down in his chair, groped. The windows were solid black, and they dripped of a clear liquid. Water? He bent down by the building’s side, and squinted at what looked like rats. Except, not rats. Their features weren’t defined enough, as if someone had only done the basic layout of a rat, and forgot to tighten it up with specific fingers and toes or a face. And it wasn’t running, it was floating, a couple inches over the pavement. Three of them hovered together, and moved along the base edge of the building, into the.