Jenny
Just a note to let you know I'm OK. I doubt you are worrying about me other than I'm not paying for the house, your next pair of shoes, or the Tesco bill. I don't suppose you're going to stop looking for me. Good luck with that. I don't think you will find me. There are two reasons for that: A. Billy McNeil isn't my real name, and B. I have another identity now. I'm still a self-employed building worker, though I'm not a joiner. If you had paid any attention at all, you'd have known I never was. Chippies always come home covered in sawdust.
I'll let you know the big fuckup in your plan a bit later, and trust me, it was a huge bollock to drop. going back toΒ when we met, I couldn't believe my luck when I pulled you in the Black Bull three years ago. I thought you were well above my level.
My mates did as well. When I walked out of that boozer with you on my arm, there was only one bloke in that pub more surprised than them, and that was me. When you asked me for a Brandy and Babycham when I offered you and your mate Carrol a drink, I thought this one's going to be an expensive fuck. You were not as expensive as you hoped you would be though. The shoes and clothes were a bit fucking excessive. The thigh boots! Fuck me! They cost over four hundred quid, but I still think they were worth every penny. Considering I got my cheesy nosher up your tight little shit chute, they were a bargain. Then, when you came like a steam train, you were stuck with that, weren't you? Fuck, love, I did love pushing little Billy in your tight brown ring. To be fair, you gave me some wonderful blow jobs as well.