Wayne Tyson
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“The tight clothing the girls wore left very little to the imagination. For some reason this disappointed Fitz as he had always thought he had a good imagination. He was only now realising it had been letting him down badly.”
― Pride and Perpetration
― Pride and Perpetration
“What’s that horrible burning smell?” yelled Beth when she regathered her senses.
“I think it’s you,” Fitz yelled over the crashing noise around them.”
― Pride and Perpetration
“I think it’s you,” Fitz yelled over the crashing noise around them.”
― Pride and Perpetration
“What the hell is that!” asked Fitz in a hoarse whisper. He had tried a Zebra whisper but they were almost inaudible.”
― Pride and Perpetration
― Pride and Perpetration
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“The tight clothing the girls wore left very little to the imagination. For some reason this disappointed Fitz as he had always thought he had a good imagination. He was only now realising it had been letting him down badly.”
― Pride and Perpetration
― Pride and Perpetration
“What's wrong?” he whispered.
“I need to go,” was the surly reply. “I have needed to go for the last twelve hours and haven't had the opportunity.”
“Go?” asked Fitz. “Go where?”
Beth sighed. “You know … go. For a … euphemism.”
“A euphemism?” He was definitely confused now.
“Do I have to spell it out? I need to … go.”
― Pride and Perpetration
“I need to go,” was the surly reply. “I have needed to go for the last twelve hours and haven't had the opportunity.”
“Go?” asked Fitz. “Go where?”
Beth sighed. “You know … go. For a … euphemism.”
“A euphemism?” He was definitely confused now.
“Do I have to spell it out? I need to … go.”
― Pride and Perpetration
“What’s that horrible burning smell?” yelled Beth when she regathered her senses.
“I think it’s you,” Fitz yelled over the crashing noise around them.”
― Pride and Perpetration
“I think it’s you,” Fitz yelled over the crashing noise around them.”
― Pride and Perpetration












