" "Hello, Lennie, this is Luanne, what are you doingtonight?" "Look, Luanne," he answered, "I've got a lot of home work tonight, and I don't havetime ...to be fooling around with you!!!" "Lennie you gotta help me out, I'm going nuts here," shebegged, "remember when I've done it for you, you owe me!!!" He sighed, looked at his watch andreplied, "All right Luanne, meet me outside of our garage at six thirty, and don't come over anyearlier than that because we're having a late supper, okay?!?". Then headed back out. He passed Superman and softly said “Next.”He went into the kitchen to get another drink, and the girl that passed one to him said it was a “Molly Midnight”. So he took it and saw that the nurse was still there, curled up on her side and asleep. So he sat next to her sipping his drink, and let his hand fall to her thigh. After several minutes of caressing her she opened her eyes and said “Oh, you’re back! I thought you had left me for another bunny!”“Nope, there was a line. He nodded frantically again. He realized he was gasping for breath. He held up one finger, telling her to wait. He felt like he was going to pass out.She waited, silently, and he had never been so thankful in his life that somebody had done what he asked her to. Slowly, he got control back, breathing deeply. He tried to think analytically, since that calmed him, usually.“Just a minute more,” he panted.Still she sat, silent ... waiting.Finally he felt like he could move forward. He had to have. They instantly froze the crack of the launch echoing inside the mile wide bubble like rolling thunder. The men tightened their grips on their M-16's, crouching in the dense corn field. This mission looked like it had just gone weapons hot.Jackie didn't care about the barn shaking noise. She was screaming above the roar as her naked body was been grappled into the top of one of the silos. She tumbled head long splashing into the goo instantly sinking. The slime was like a current whipping around.