"God, I could so do you." I don't know why I said it. Maybe because I'm so hard I'm throbbing."Not that you'd do it right." She hisses in my ear as we... stand again."What, like you don't like it." I hold her tight in and take four steps. "You know you totally get off." I fake." She's panting and pushes away into a turn.I snap her back into my other arm, "You uh lie." Her arm slips quickly around my waist and her nails dig into my side as I hiss and take her other hand. We tango across the room.. Janelle doesn’t notice her husband as she scoops up the wine menu and scans through it.“I’ll take the pinot noir,” Janelle says.“Um ... the same,” Anders barely says in a whisper.“Okay, it’ll be right out,” Mela says, throwing the man a wink.After their waitress leaves, Janelle notices the craven look on his face. “What’s wrong?” she asks. “You look like you’ve seen a ghost.” It’s a little cliché but it is what the woman sees and the only way she can describe it.“I ... um...” Anders drops his. But it shouldn't happen." For a brief moment I paused. With this pause, her body relaxed, but her delicate hand remained. A co-worker popped his head in my office. We exchanged pleasantries for a few minutes. Her hand fell away. Even before the interloper left I began once again the delicious climb of the stairs to heaven. This time I encountered no resistance. When I neared the summit of my climb, I slowed to "smell the flowers along the way" and I would have given anything to smell the. " and she broke off what she was going to say as Allison came up to the table with our food. Betty gave her another sour look and when Allison had walked away Betty said:"Why don't you just accept the fact that I don't like her and take me somewhere else when we go out for breakfast?" Because I'm set in my ways Betty and this is the place that I like." Even though it makes me uncomfortable for you to be around her?" Don't start on that Betty. You should know by now where that will lead." I.