She liked to be around people.Seemed she worked in the music business in management or promotions I wasnever quite sure. One thing I was sure of she w...s the most beautiful andamazing woman I had ever met. She moved with a fluid grace and her smilewas... Well I wanted to kiss her fingertips and stare into her green blueeyes and watch her lips quirk in friendly amusement at my silliness. She was at twenty-four five years older than me and was far more worldlyand knowledgeable than I would have. Then, there was a trickle followed almost immediately by a flood of orgasmic proportions, pushed by wave after wave of pleasure that washed through her. I did my best to drink and suck all of her juices as they spilled from her. As the flow slowed, I nibbled and sucked her now shuddering lower lips in an effort to squeeze every last drop from their hidden nooks and crevices.She pushed me back and leaned her head back to look at the ceiling. Her full breasts rose and fell in ragged breaths. . We generally did not exchange names and tended to use titles or numbers to identify each other. Therefore, I was surprised when the nicely-dressed woman informed me with an unsmiling face that her name was Hyacinth. I struggled to disguise my amusement at the banality of one being named after a flower of dubious distinction.Hyacinth led me to a nearby Inn and we ascended the narrow staircase to a tiny room with only a desk, chairs, and a bed that squeaked outrageously under my weight. I could. The Kidds want her dead. I’m going to make sure that doesn’t happen. Any questions?”The room was quiet. A few faces nodded silently. The saucy woman with the large chest pushed her chair back and stood up, walking over to where Janie still stood riveted in place.“I’m Sasha,” she said. “You hungry?” Janie nodded. “I’ll go see what the cooks have going.” Sasha walked out of the room.“I’ll show you where the room is,” Tonya said standing up. “C’mon.”Caine nodded. “I’m going to go talk to Chance..