Man was that stupid.He moved my hair away from my neck. Then he bit me! It hurt. I mean it really hurt. I screamed so loud I thought I would burst my ...ar drums. But he just held me in place as he sucked the blood pouring from my neck. As I fought against him I started to loose myself. I guess he noticed. So he bit his fingers and placed them on the puncture marks he had left. They disappeared.I sat there dumbfounded. Was he a vampire? Was he something else I didn’t know about?“I know what. He had just told her that she could be with that man if he could be with the lady. Time for a panties change.They discussed dinner plans and agreed to try a renowned restaurant in the area. It had a strange name, Moonlight. But it was noted for its food and would be busy. No reservations in this place, so they would go and take a number and wait if necessary. They cleaned up and looking presentable; they set out to eat.As anticipated, it was busy, a forty-five-minute wait, oh well they had. ”The natives continued to stare and offered no reply … until the one in front, apparently the leader, lowered her spear and pointed it at Liz. Her eyes widened and her heart quickened at this threat.“We mean no harm … please … don’t hurt us.”“Mom, what’s going on?”“I don’t know dear. We just need to stay calm.”The native with the spear took a step forward, the spear till aimed at the two visitors. Then she motioned the spear toward a path from the clearing. Liz and Julie didn’t move. The native. She must have realised that the time would come and it appeared that she didn’t want to be alone with me.“How about you joining us, Sally?”“I don’t know. How do you feel about that Goyse?”“I’m happy with whatever you girls decide.” I actually wanted some time to talk to Sue but I knew if she had a different agenda then I could not fight it without her getting angry and walking out and I knew where she would end up.We moved to the bedroom. Sally remembered what I had told her earlier, to focus.