Uh . . . fine to me." Maybe you'd like to take a closer look." It was definitely getting bigger by the minute.I said, "Sure."His cabin was two doors d...own from mine and Hal's. Oh gosh, I thought, am I really going off with another man with Hal still sleeping in our room?When we got inside, he just stood by the bed. I sat down on the edge of the mattress. I ran my hands up his legs and slightly brushing my fingers over his great bulge, reached up and gripped the waistband of his trunks. I slowly. Now before you think of all of the objections and think that it is just you at risk, remember that this is my last class before I get my little AA degree, and I have a job lined up that I can't wait to start once I graduate. The job is with the condition that I have my degree, no if ands or buts on that one, and believe me, I want that job. Moreover, if I open my mouth and say that I screwed Mr. Jones for my grade, my degree is toast, I am expelled from this college, and have to transfer my. A couple of pints later and a game of darts with old Mike, the resident barfly, he mounted the bike once more and patient dog at the side of the bike, back he went in the late evening dusk, by that time the house had become silent once more, except for Cyril `s loud and contented snores. The clatter of the alarm started the day once more, another hot one, not a cloud in the sky. Cyril his pack lunch and a couple of bottles of cold tea, set off for the distant fields, another contract, another. When the rescue squad of constables finally showed up, Jed sent one racing to Ranger headquarters to fetch a doctor and a wagon to use in transporting the injured man.A few minutes later, the captain and a squad of Rangers showed up with the ambulance wagon. Capt. Jones asked Al, "What the hell happened ta ya? Ya look like ya took on a stampede an' lost." I ain't quite sure, Capt'n. The first thin' I knowed 'bout it was when six galoots jumped me from that alley. They wuz so anxious ta hurt me.