It's exciting to wonder what he'll do next," Shaeta said.I was pretty sure what I was going to do next though. My amazing sense of smell had already l...t me know there was a cow and calf pair of thaka nearly a mile from camp. After I gathered some wood for Matatu in the morning I was going to take the cow and if possible I'd capture the calf. It smelled like it was a very young one."No need to wonder my beautiful mate. Next I'll be doing exactly anything you ask me to do. I'm also smart enough. The sports bra was a mixed blessing. On the one hand, Hugh was immensely grateful that the sports bra was tight to prevent any unnecessary jiggle. But on the other hand, the squeezing of his mammaries and the stimulation of his nipples was continually distracting, and worse, he was becoming turned on."Are you OK, Erin?" Liz asked, looking at Hugh concerned. "You look flushed." No, no. Just a little nervous. This is my first time." Well, here. Let's start you off on the stair stepper."Hugh. ‘You’ve surprised me.’ ‘How so?’ He asked. ‘I was expecting the usual stuffy office of most psychiatrists, not something more like a home office.’ ‘Thank you. I try and keep things as normal as I can, it helps the patients to settle in and get more comfortable. Helps them to open up.’ ‘I see you were a Corpsman.’ ‘Yes, 8 years. Saw duty in Iraq three times.’ We chatted about our experiences, mostly focused on mine, with him telling tales once in a while. I knew this session was mostly about. Such is the life of a research worker, that I often voluntarily worked well into the evenings at the Uni but that had the advantage that I could use the cafeteria and the facilities of the faculty staff room. The disadvantage of the cafeteria was the noise level. Even without the ring, at busy times the general noise from the students talking make it difficult to think let alone hold a conversation in normal speech. Add to this the jumble of thoughts that came though the ring and the noise.