"What?" Simone replied, trying to come back from the Nirvana Kevin had put her in so she could answer him. "What? What did you say?" I asked you if yo... wanted me to stop now. I told you I would if it made you feel uncomfortable. Do you feel uncomfortable, Simone?"It took a few seconds for Simone's brain to register the fact that her brother was making a joke."Oh, funny, you little twerp," she said as she grabbed the back of his head. "Don't even think about stopping!"Simone pushed Kevin's face. “I think you’d be surprised at what you could do with a little bit of training. I mean, look at sweet and innocent looking Stephanie. You’d never think that such a slight thing could punish like she does.” The thirty-year-old woman licked her lips and nodded as she heard the clothes brush landing against my bottom once again.“Maybe we could even get Steph to come over instead of me. I’m sure that she wouldn’t mind,” she added.My adopted mum nodded nervously and busied herself placing the two. "Miri, in her excitement, bounced a bit on her seat and waved at the man.The sentry laughed and motioned them in. "Welcome to Castle Vevoda. Be sure to check out the view from the upper courtyard, children, but try not to get too close to the edge. That's a very long drop to the river below." That it is," Pavel agreed.With a cluck and a flick, they were back in motion. Once through the gate, he turned left and headed across the lower courtyard to the castle forge—easily located by the smoke of. I dusted some green refuse from my blazer. Then my hands brushed up against Terra’s soft hands on my left arm. “Let’s get this blazer off,” she said. Her hands slid up my arms to my shoulder, her firm grip sending bolts through to my feet, but they seemed to start collecting somewhere else. Her fingers curled around the collar and slowly slipped it off before tossing it onto the chair of her desk. Her heels clicked on the wooden floor as she came to my front and placed her hands on my chest..