Evan slapped at a mosquito. Earth Sister laughed.“Don’t worry. They have nothing against you personally,” she said to the reporter. “Just a de...onstration so you know it is not an illusion.”“A mosquito? Not much...” Bird shit hit the microphone in the reporter’s hand and dripped onto him. “Nice. Just great,” he mumbled.“It is not only the animals of the earth, but also those of the air that come to protect our Mother. But unseen to you, her creatures of the water and even those who dwell beneath. Ellen was definitely getting going again as I swelled inside her.She gave tiny breaths in my ear. "Oh, Hank, oh Hank, ohhhh."I moved in and out of her tight little cunt, her juices sluicing to drip down and tickle my balls, soon smeared around by her fingers."You understand," I gasped, "that you can't tell anyone about this."Ellen gave me a small sweet smile. "I won't tell anyone, as long as we get to keep doing it. Again. At least, sometimes." She gave me a petulant look.That was all I needed. Matt put down his fork, took her hand, and said, ‘I could never hate you, not for any reason.’ ‘You can say that now,’ Mary said. ‘And I really do believe you mean it. But I love you, and I don’t want to make things difficult for you. I want you to have everything someone your age should have. There are so many things you should be doing at the end of your senior year, and I can’t do them with you.’ ‘I don’t care about all that crap!’ Matt said firmly. ‘All I want is to be with you!’ Mary. We were on a slight incline, so we could see people walking by. This is exactly what we used to do, people watch.Our favorite game was when a couple walked by; we would each guess what their relationship was. There was a thirty-something couple passing by.“Married for ten years, not sure if they’re still in love?” was Kami’s suggestion.“He needs to tell her that he’s found another lover,” was my guess.“Why do you say that?” she asked me.“Look at their hands, not touching at all. Almost.