Daniel just sat there still in shock. What he had just been told by his childhood sweetheart hadn't really sunk in yet. He retraced the catalyst in his mind. It was just pillow talk, surely? One of those conversations couples have for fun but without ever intending it to become real?<br/><br/>It was a few weeks back, they had watched some TV show where a married woman met her free pass celebrity. The dilemma she went through although in the end she had cold feet and backed off. It was just a fun chat they had because of that. It wasn't meant to be a serious moral dilemma or conversation about anything really. Simply put, "which celebrity would you like to bang, if you could?"<br/><br/>Hell, he was into classic films! A lot of the actresses that came to his mind were long dead! But he rattled some off, Diane Lane, even though she was older than himself, she was still hot, a classic beauty. There were many others but Diane Lane for him seemed perfect.<br/><br/>But did either one of them actually think they would ever meet their hall pass, let alone speak to them and get along? Surely it was just... fantasy play... right? They had never even been with anyone else!<br/><br/>"Ummm... really? I'm sorry... my head is still trying to get around it all... so you met him? I guess... I thought.. we were just playing.... I mean.. you, know... pillow talk kind of thing?" his wife was attractive there was no doubting that. The celeb she picked too seemed like a womanizing rock star so he had no doubts that he would fuck her, given the chance.<br/><br/>But was their meeting like that? Was there more to it? What if by some weird miracle he met Diane Lane? Would he want to exercise his free pass on her?<br/><br/>"Anyway... I guess I am getting ahead of myself here... so you met him... and you spoke?" he asked her a lump in his throat making his voice sound hoarse and quavering. He had no idea what to expect next. If she even wanted to exercise her free pass...<br/><br/>Did they discuss veto power that night?<br/><br/>What seemed like silly fun at the time now took on a grave new tone.