"Start driving again, get us the hell out of here and I will tell you."Anna put the car in drive and stepped on the accelerator, hearing her wheels sp...n under the gravel before they found purchase and the car jerked forward."I was out here hunting with a friend early this morning," Bryce started. "We'd set up a small camp in a clearing about 200 feet from the road. We were setting up the deer blind when we first saw it, just before sunrise. The thing was huge, probably had a wingspan of 20. When it was just thenuclear family, Ariel called Ellen Mother, Heather Mommy and Derrick hergodfather as uncle.However, when any outsider was within hearing range, Ellen insisted thatHeather only be referred to as Auntie Heather, to protect her daughterfrom homophobia. Heather bristled at that female honorific. Elleninsisted on it, so Heather gave in and learned to live with it. Arielfound it to be just as bad. She would always roll her eyes when she hadto call Heather her aunt.Ariel's. It was grandpa who told me that older men treat women better.” “Jenna,” finally her name came to me. But before I could say a word, her hand grabbed the back of my neck and pulled my lips against her. “I want you to fuck me. I bet you’ve fucked a thousand women. How old are you?”“Seventy,” escaped my mouth before I could coral it back in.“FUCK!” she exclaimed with wide bright eyes as she stepped back to take another look at me. “Ya, I know. I say that too every time I think about it.”“No! I. "We can't just sit on this! What ifsomeone beats us to the patents?" "No-one is even close to what you've achieved." Yates leaned overand gave Alan a stern look. "It is vital that no mention of your researchgets out. Is that clear." "This doesn't make sense. We have to go public. Just think ofthe boost your share price will get." Yates sat back in his chair and thought for a moment. "I didn'tthink you'd go along meekly with what I said. I don't want your inventionpurely to build a business.