Always that one little sound; no, not a sound, but neither a thought, at least not his own, a something in the back of his mind, calling him.And ... t...ere it was, a wooden door in good repair, so many of the others were splinters hanging on hinges or had been removed totally for use as firewood. As he approached the door, it swung open.He thought that he saw a grey-green orc in front of him, and began to draw his sword, but after blinking, he saw the most beautiful princess ever.A second door. His fingers curled through my hair pressing his hips closer to my waiting mouth.Chapter 2If someone had told me four years ago that I would meet someone online in a chat room and fall in love with that person, I would have told them they were certifiable. I'd heard the grim stories of online cyber affairs. I had no intention of being a statistic. I was smug in my self-assuredness and felt that sordid little affairs happened only to desperate lonely people. I had never cheated in my marriage so. "Jack, it's just not good enough," he said. "I know it's you. Your wife admits who she is, how about saving us all this silliness and doing the same? We have more than prints, you know, you gave us a DNA sample when you started at..."He trailed off as he saw me shaking my head gently, and sighed again. "Shit. You got that, too. We'll do it anyway, but I guess..." Another sigh.Then he brightened up. "There's more, though, a lot more. Photographs—" his face fell abruptly, remembering. He opened. JC gasped, taking a small step closer, she asked, "Will we be together again, after today?"After seeing JC's wonderful hair cascading around her face, he wasn't able to restrain himself any more. AJ cradled the back of her head and gave in to temptation; with the slightest of pressure, he brushed his mouth over JC's moist lips. Once, twice and when he felt her lower lip quiver, he swept her lips a third time before lifting his head.When AJ lifted his head, he watched JC for her reaction. Was a.