He took the last swallow of beer, walked over, set it on the counter next to the sink and like last time put a hand on the counter on each side of her. Why not?" Jim asked in a low voice as he leaned forward, put his face close to her hair and breathed in the smell of her. For the next month it was the same. Jim helped her with the lawn and fixed a few things that were broken. Her husband, Carl, came home twice and stayed for a few days, but was gone the rest of the time. A month and a half after Pam and Carl moved in Ellen and Jim were having lunch on Saturday when Ellen began to talk about Pam.

Try to ask more questions than you answer. Simple ice breaking questions are nice. Try things like "What do you do for living?" and "Where did you grow up?" [4] X Research source His lips were close to her ear as he whispered, "Hmmmm, does that mean you are thinking of me as someone to have fun with?"

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Jim gulped the last swallow of his beer, stepped close to Pam as he set the empty on the counter. He put a hand on the counter top on each side of her so that she was penned in.

Jim stepped around so he was standing at the gate so she could see him as he called, "Hey neighbor." It's hot out here. I need something to drink. Well I guess I'll go..." He began only to be interrupted by Pam blurting, "Would you...like a...a beer?"As he began to turn to leave Pam said, a quaver in her voice, "Would you...aw... would you like a beer?" Pam's face fell as she said, "He's...aw...he's a salesman. He travels a lot. He left this morning for a two week sales trip." Jim stepped closer and pulled her mouth to his, shoving his tongue between her lips as he kissed her savagely. He followed her to the kitchen where she pulled out two beers, opened them, handed him one then proceeded to take a huge drink from hers. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh...my Godddddddd..." Pam moaned, spreading her legs apart and tipping her hips up to give him better access as she clutched the edge of the counter for support.