She is dressed in a black thong and black bra.Sara squeezes my hand.“Good! You both came obediently.”Smiling fiercely, she turns to me, her eyes b...ore into mine.“But you know I only want Sara. She hisses at me.”“I know. And here she is.” I whisper dejectedly giving the hand I hold to Lisa.“What! What is happening?” wails Sara.“It’s going to be okay.” I promise.Sara looks back at me with pleading frightened eyes.She tries to break away from the horrid woman shouting: “Why? What’s happening?”Lisa. The last place I look is back at the cabin. They are there, quietly talking."Nim." I look him over as I enter. "Are you all right?" As I ask the question all of my worries and fears once again rush to the forefront of my mind."Oh, love." He sighs and smiles sweetly at me.Yet I can see the smile strained. Saul must feel it too as he has not stopped stroking Nimrod's shoulders. "I'm fine. I was upset of course. But I can see that not everyone has the same up bringing. You shouldn't worry about. "Oh just a bit of window shopping and a coffee." "So you went window shopping and never bought shoes," he asked with asmirk. "Hey you cheeky," I said. "Well that's usually what you come back with," he said with a silly grinon his face. "Well I never bought a thing," I said. "Ok let's finish these drink's and go for a meal before we go home," hesaid, picking up my glass I drained the drink and we stood up and leftthe hotel hand in hand. A week later Eddie received an offer from Bavar he. It was a warm evening, and when I got home, my wife, Marla, wanted to grill out on the deck, so I got the grill fired up and awaited my in-laws, Jim and Carol. As I waited, Marla opened the door from the living room and told me that Jim and Carol had called, and that they would be spending the night. Seems they had been at the beach all day, and since they live about two hours away from us, didn't want to make the drive back that night. I thought, "Damn! I'll have to put up with Jim's stuck up.