“I’ll have to run tests on all my experimental subjects.”“I knew I’d only get one chance, so I gave him the whole bottle that weekend,” El...zabeth confessed.“You poisoned me?” I said.“It just made you a little upset,” Elizabeth defended herself. “It was no worse than the kind of hangover you had the day after Jack left.”“I felt like I was going to die,” I moaned.“I’m surprised you didn’t,” Simpson said. “That had to be a near-fatal dose. Elizabeth, you should only dispense drugs according to the. Getting caught is not a big deal, but getting arrested or someone gets offended is a big deal and could cause all kinds of problems. We talked and decided to move to a much more secluded place in the park, so that my being verbal would not matter. The park is massive, and we would have to look for a new site. In the morning I would go with my husband to search for the perfect spot, he was coming along so that he could set up and have his secret area too, to watch and get some good pictures. . I'd been dozing for a little while when I noticed someone standing nearby."Good evening, my feline friend," Talon said quietly, the change in my breathing telling him I was awake. He came towards me, slow and casual, plopping down next to me, hands behind his head as he reclined back, his gaze briefly lighting on the trees overhead before he closed them.I turned my large head so I could see him better. He was wearing nothing but shorts, the waistband of his boxers barely visible. I drank him in. ” He laughed softly, a trace of bitterness. “I think I may have been the least surprised person in the room – other than you, of course.” She waited, not saying anything, not sure how to respond to that. He kissed her forehead. “Henry, I assume?” She nodded, tears streaking her face. “Yes, of course…he’s the only one, ever, other than you…” He laughed again, that same short, soft laugh as before. “That old dog! My god…what is he, seventy-three? Is that right?” She nodded. “Almost seventy-four.”.