Chad wanted to absorb culture and experience adventure, taking a calm and laid back path, staying in one town for awhile and moving on to the next. Ry...n didn’t care and thought that was okay; his main priority was to rebel against every social norm he could think of. Ryan recognized perhaps the only upside to his losses: he could absolutely do whatever he wanted. The most important people in his life were gone, and that would ache forever, but he couldn’t help but notice the liberating sense. I shuddered in delight, looking up at a perfect face framed by silver hair. Lilith. My Mother. She was the Ideal woman, the mold all others were imperfectly cast from. Her lust poured over me, over us. Even my sobbing mother shuddered in pleasure. Lilith ignored my birth-mother, staring down at me. How is the disease progressing? Wormwood is spreading through the population, I answered, reaching out to sense my half of the disease. I could feel it. Every man who drank from the citys water. .. but you didn't want to. You wriggled sensuously on the floor in a mock struggle to free yourself, your hands high over your head as you lay on the floor. "Ohhhhh, then what are you going to DO with me, then?" you purred in a low voice. Your dress had hiked up your hips, and your glistening, wet womanhood beckoned to me as your legs opened in silent invitation, framed by the black silk of your half-slip. I was stepping out of my trousers, and casting aside my white shorts, watching you eye my. There was a textile tour group at the lake and we had to cover up as we approached. A group of kids were playing a noisy game that seemed to involve as much shouting as possible. I took some pictures and we headed off to find somewhere a bit quieter to eat lunch. The quieter place was a shallow pool beneath a small waterfall. The water was not quite deep enough to swim, but it was enough to splash in. After lunch, Tom and Sue began fooling around again. Sue asked me if I would be offended.