She walked with a wiggle in her walk to her front door and then waved to me as she walked in.I drove back home and when I got off the highway, I drove...right into a police checkpoint. Stopping everyone for alcohol use. I was sober, nothing in my system."Good evening sir, have you been drinking this evening?" the officer asked me through my open window."No sir." Please pull over there for a breath test." I followed orders and pulled into the parking lot they were using. I was asked to get out and. Maybe I looked embarrassed or something because he suddenly looked solicitous. "I'm sorry, but I'm guessing you've made up worries out of thin air again. Tell me about it."Well, he did look serious, and I certainly knew him to be trustworthy, so I did as he said, briefly, but honest about the way that scene had me captivated. "You say it doesn't actually arouse you?" he finally asked. The one thing I had left out was the feelings I'd started to notice and I guess knowing I'd kept quiet about. She stood almost as tall as I had when this all started, and was covered in striped fur, from the tips of her ears to the tip of her tail."You got it, honey," she purred, still with that silly grin, brushing a tear off my cheek. "The Cheshire Cat, actually. Now, don't you worry about these woods. I'll be keeping an eye out for you. Okay?" But, I don't know where to go," I said, feeling a little more confident, but not fully. "I'm lost!" Well, that depends on just where you want to go," she. ”“We? Who the hell is we?”“Now don't start, Diane. Act like a lady, would ya?”“What are you doing, John? Can we talk about this? Please, let me go.”“The blindfold is just to hide identities, baby. These guys are doing me a favor. They don't want any trouble if that's what you decide to give us in the end.”“Trouble, hell yes you're in trouble, John. Make these people leave, now.”Chuckles resonated throughout the room again, coming from every direction. She wrenched at her arms and pulled up with.