Chalk dusted the edges, the dormant grass around it barely trod upon. The name "Samuel Toldon" leapt at him from the stark engraving.He frowned. He th...ought he should know that name.Richie took a deep breath and let it go. He looked around and cursed under his breath as he saw a woman laying flowers at another grave. He waited for a few minutes, but the woman lingered, dropping to one knee and lowering her head as if in prayer.I hate this place, Richie thought as he did the same, laying a. Donna replied, “So, we need to talk.”Valerie added, “We’re not telling anyone, but.”Donna emphasized, “But. After tonight, don’t do this on campus.”“And if you do do it on campus, lock the damn door,” Valerie added. “You’re the best advisor we’ve had in years. We don’t want to lose you.”“We all love you. Maybe not as much as Blondie here, but she’s crazy.”“You’ve noticed that?” April chuckled.Donna and Valerie smiled and Donna said, “And you should be damn glad we came to see you tonight and. .. could you give me a lift?” the woman asked. “I missed the bus, I couldn’t run fast enough and it moved off. I did wave but that wasn’t noticed. I want to be home for my sister who is a bit of a fuss pot is coming for tea and I want to get the washing up from breakfast done and a bit of cleaning up as well”.“Where about do you live?” he asked.“Burnside Avenue that is just before you cross the bridge as you enter the suburb”, she replied.“I know the street”, he replied. “It is near the bike. What do you usually eat in the morning?”I went to her and took her in my arms. “Let’s not worry about breakfast right now.” I caressed her and nuzzled her cheek and neck. Then I kissed her. I slid my tongue forward and slipped it between her lips. She opened her mouth and our tongues met. We shared a long, hot, wet kiss. We swirled and flicked our tongues as our lips pressed and pushed together. Our tongues entwined and twirled and slid and rubbed upon each other.I ran my hands all over her,.