You know what the day after that was?" Sure." Born the day before the end of the Great War. That's what we called ituntil others came along. Had an un...le in that. He always said if that wasa great war he'd hate to see a bad one." She tried to laugh again butcoughed instead. "That war killed him. Didn't bury him for another thirtyyears, but the Huns got him right in the liver. I didn't go to thefuneral. He was the worst of the bastards when they figured out what sideI belonged on. Don't matter. I watched her hungrily from the edge of the trees. When she lay out on the rock, watching her fingers brush over her full breasts, her legs parting then closing as she stretched and arched. My mouth watered and my cock throbbed. I could hear her sigh as if I was beside her, as if my mouth was brushing her skin and fingers stroking her curves. My whole body burned with need.I stripped silently, eagerly imagining the feel of her, the heat of her as I shed my clothing and exposed my hard, lean. “Hey,” Christy said, “Do you want to just leave now? We have ten minutes left, and I don’t think we will be doing much else.” Tyler glanced around the room one more time. “Yeah, I guess you are right. Let’s go.” Tyler said as he stood from his desk. Christy rose with him as they made their way out of the room. When they exited the building Christy quickly took the lead. “Alright follow me. Grover is pretty far, but luckily for you, I know a shortcut,” Christy said with enthusiasm. As she. " Hokey Smoke! What happened to her...him...uh whatever?" Is long story. Let narrator tell it."Yes, well it seems Pottsylvanian scientists had developed a new type ofray gun which, when directed at a victim, changed his mind and bodychemistry to the opposite of what once they once were. The ray gun wastested on mindless Pottsylvanian peasants. The results were thoughtfulcitizens. Of course, thoughtful citizens begin to ask questions and formindependent ideas. They were declared.