They should recognise this and slough off the outdated conventions that held them back. The future was theirs for the taking.Notwithstanding its popul...r style, the book was intelligently argued and I could see why it had achieved the flattering reviews it quoted from women's glossy magazines and the impressive sales it boasted on the back cover. I had never heard of it before, which is not surprising because it was not aimed at me, but when I mentioned it to Fran she told me that several. "Hi Chris," she said, "my you have been busy." Y-yes," I stuttered very nervous to be in her presents."I have a task for you," she said."Yes," I said, funny I had no thoughts to say no."Nothing to difficult," she said with a big smile, "fun too, for you anyway." Yes," I said waiting for her to continue.Then she outlined what I had to do, it all sounded so reasonable at the time, but when I awoke it was a different story, but I knew I had to obey her commands.I didn't know you could buy. . intruders!"The President rose halfway out of his chair but sat quickly down again when he saw his men frozen in their seats, their faces stiff, mouths open, eyes open but not blinking. They seemed paralyzed.Four figures stood behind them: two short, elderly figures wearing buckskin clothing and headbands with beaded symbols. Shimmering figures stood on either side. Dee'rah glowed white and golden with her wings upraised. Raven stood tall and proud, her ebony wings upraised, magnificent in her. “I knew you would join in.” His hand slips down. I inhale when his palm cups my right ass cheek through my skirt. His fingers dig into my flesh possessively. “You're panting for it. It's obvious.” His other hand comes up and rests against my stomach. Undecided yet whether it wants to go north or south first? My insides seem to wriggle around at the thought of either possibility. “You know, I like that a lot.”I open my mouth to deny it, or to sneer deprecatingly at his words. Obvious, me? If I.