I'm not... I'm not your fiancé, I'm your neighbor." But she just said..." I know, but it was the only way I could stay here. When I got the call that...you were in an accident, your dad called your apartment, that's how I knew. We talked about it, me and your family, and came to the conclusion that I would only be able to be in here if they thought that." But, I don't understand, if you're just my neighbor why would you want to be here" Because I care about you, a great deal. We haven't known. The hot water felt great, and I stood under the spray quite a while.When I got out, Debby had awoken and seemed to feel the same. After a perfunctory kiss, she whispered, “Later,” and stepped under the still running stream. Through the glass, I could see her really scrubbing.I put some old gym shorts on and got out an outfit for Debby. Then I went down to put on some coffee and make some toast. I had finished and sat down in my lounger, when I heard Debby go into the kitchen. From the sounds, I. Oh my&hellip,this is so wrong&hellip,so wrong&hellip,but my entire lower abdomen was telling me different. I could feel it welling up, first as if there was a small itch imbedded just inside of me that was trying to get scratched&hellip,then building to an uncontrolled surge of need billowing from the depths of my womb&hellip,just as John sucked my clitoris between his teeth. I exploded&hellip,my body convoluted. With all the duress&hellip,all the fear, the deviance of it all, the. The warrior was dragging a whetstone across the head of his axe, as did the assassin beside him with one of her daggers. Next to them, an archer was fletching arrows and depositing them into his quiver. There were three casters, though I had no idea what they were, besides the one with the gnarled staff. He was clearly a druid, though the others could be mages, shamans or even a necromancer for all I knew. There was simply no way of knowing without engaging them.“Aww, pretty birdy,” Anja said.