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it was possible for you to get any sexier, but you've just found a way," Julie replied. 
    "You know, when I look at you I feel that my life can't get any better," the Dream Man admitted. 
    "I have one idea to make it better," Julie suggested.  She then whispered in his ear. 
    "Wow.  I like the way you think," the Dream Man said, with a smile. 
    "Feel free to add some thoughts on your own," Julie said. 
    The Dream Man then gave Julie a deep kiss. 
    "Or, just improvise," Julie said.  
    "Sorry.  I can't help myself around you.  I've never felt like this before.  Can't you feel it?" The Dream Man asked. 
    "Of course I can.  It's taking all the energy I have to keep my heart from beating out of my chest," Julie explained. 
    "Still, I wouldn't want it any other way.  I've waited so long for someone like you to come into my life," the Dream Man said. 
    "I was actually worried that I'd never meet anyone, no less someone as wonderful as you," Julie replied. 
    "Well, now that we've found each other, there's no reason to worry.  I have a feeling that everything is going to be just fine from here on out," the Dream Man insisted.
    The Man then gave Julie all the ecstasy she could handle.  He kissed his way down her body, caressing her with his touch, making her crave him all the more.  All of Julie's dreams were suddenly fulfilled.  She had a nice, strong, muscular man that knew how to take care of all of her needs.  That reveled in satisfying her urges.  That put her desires first.  And that embraced her more passionately than anyone had before. 
    When the Man was done with Julie, every inch of her body tingled.  Bliss reverberated through her body.  And a sense of sexual satisfaction was all too apparent from her head to her toes.  Julie could have basked there all night.  She could have gazed into that Man's eyes and gotten wrapped up in him all over again.  It was absolute paradise. 
    Just as the dream couldn't seem to get any better, Julie woke up. 
    Reality wasn't as kind to Julie.  The almighty foolproof online dating site had only produced duds so far.  It turned out that maybe math and algorithms weren't the best choice to play matchmaker after all.  And Julie was back to the drawing board. 
     
    Chapter Eleven
    Colin
     
    Colin's head was spinning after his conversation with Sarah.  She had revealed more secrets about herself in five minutes than in the past five years.  But the amazing part for Colin was that even after losing her husband to cancer, Sarah was putting herself back out there.  And while Colin wasn't sure he was ready for the untold adventures of internet dating, the conversation had given him the inspiration to not give up on his own dating prospects quite yet. 
    Before heading the gym, Colin stopped off at his supplement store.  Not only did a fighter watch carefully they ate while training for a fight, but they also wanted to maximize the potential of their body with the right nutritional supplements. 
    But as Colin stood in line getting ready to pay, he found the store to be busier than usual.  There turned out to be more surprises waiting for Colin though.
    "Here I thought this would be a quick stop," Natasha Hudler said.
    Colin wasn't sure if the woman was talking to herself or to him.  But when he turned around, it was clear by the look on Natasha's face that she had been talking to him. 
    "So did I," Colin said. 
    "But hey, maybe that's a good sign.  The more people taking the right steps to take care of their body, the better right?" Natasha replied. 
    Colin hadn't bothered to fully scope out Natasha's body until right then, but damn did she look good. 
    "Well, you sure seem to know how to take care of your body," Colin said. 
    "Thank you.  But I kind of have to," Natasha admitted. 
    Colin didn't quite follow.  "And why is that?"
    "Because I don't know that people would take advice from a personal trainer that didn't take care of her own body," Natasha