It's actually pretty refreshing to get this stuff off my chest with someone who's as open and receptive to the topic of i****t as I am, even if it's w...th you. Believe me, none of my closest friends know about this, and they never will."I stood up and held onto the soft grip I had on her hand, signaling her to stand up with me, which she did. I led her to near our front door, and had her stand in front of a full length mirror, just like she had described in one of her mother/son i****t stories.. “Lissss!” Jingrow stretched his chubby arms.“Let’s go play, Jing JIng”. Liz lovingly picked him, stuck out her tongue to Zax and ran away.“Showing up two days in a row, Zax?” Zetsa raised a brow. She extinguished the flame of the twenty five centimeters tall torch in front of her, stashed it somewhere Jing Jing will not be able to get and got up from the straw mat at the southeast corner of the living room.Both the straw mat and torch were cultivation instruments she valued deeply ever since. Work had been especially slow due to the approaching holiday. Theoffice party had already been thrown and he, along with seemingly allof his coworkers, had taken that pitiful display of false camaraderieas the signal to coast until their elongated weekend.There had been a few unremarkable things in his inbox when he firstchecked it, nothing the second time and only one message this thirdtime. At first glance, it appeared to be a run of the mill "specialoffer" message and Mark's finger hovered. I put my bag into the overhead bin and settled into my seat, nervouslyshifting my weight around as I tried to find the most relaxing position.Even though I'd splurged for a first-class ticket, my efforts were invain as I could never truly get comfortable on a plane. I was just toofearful of flying. I cinched my seat belt around my waist and tightenedthe strap as far as it would go.After I was seated, Nami turned her attention to the forward door andcontinued greeting passengers as they came.