It isn’t just right”. I halted at once and wondered why she decided to stop after letting me play with her for so long. I slowly withdrew my finge... from her which had gone a bit wet with her juice.“We shouldn’t be doing this” she spoke with a strange look on her face.“Why?” I was getting restless. “I thought we were enjoying this.”“But…Your father,” She looked nervous as she spoke.“Forget everything now,” I pushed her on to the floor again and planted a firm kiss on her lips. I got up soon,. Further problems can be avoided that way.” The cab arrived just when the downpour started. * Nicole’s knee didn’t get better so we went to the clinic for an examination. I waited in the corridor for over an hour, either pacing or sitting on a chair. Finally, the door creaked and she reappeared, a tiny figure on crutches. A doctor was talking to her, patting her shoulder reassuringly. She nodded, then looked at me, smiling self-consciously. Her left leg was put in a brace, her knee locked. As we rode through the Blath Forest, Sophia kept her mount close to mine. She wasn't riding side-saddle like she had the first three-and-a-half days of our journey. When the panthopus attacked, Sophia had fallen off her mare when she bolted. Straddling her saddle caused the hem of her robe to slide up, baring her naked calves. They were...fetching.Sophia was beautiful, her playful, green eyes were always darting about, and her petite frame was always moving as she looked around. She wasn't. She's never liked me and she would spread it all over the company, hell, the whole town. Right now nobody but you and I, and of course David, know about this. Somehow I will talk to David and convince him to be quiet. Shit," he went on bitterly, "He owes me that at least." Oh, and I was planning on sleeping in the guest room. But that was a silly notion." I looked at him, apparently with some hope in my eyes, because he hastened to add, "You will sleep in the guest room." He looked away from me.