" To demonstrate the elf girl casuallyflipped into a handstand. "It's only a bit scary during the actualchange." She slipped back onto her feet, feeli...g her cheeks burn a bit."...never knew women felt this way."Mary blushed a bit as well, but stood up and carefully approached herchanged husband, reaching out to brush across her skin and gently tug thehair, confirming the reality of what she saw."But let's not pretend I have any excuses. We met the elf men during ourtravel through the forest. I. Drew saw April’s Dr. Pepper bottle on the side of her backpack. He then grabbed a Dr. Pepper from his bag and slipped a vial of solution into it.“Brad, when she isn’t looking swap out these drinks and make sure she doesn’t see you,” Drew commanded.“Why does it have to be me?” Brad asked as Drew gave him a dead stare. “Because, dipshit, one of us has to distract her.” Drew stood up and walked towards April’s desk.“Fuck,” Brad said as he waited for his golden opportunity.Drew made his way to. ‘She would do it, I know, but the trouble is the little bald man.’Trish could not have been more wrong. A few moments later, the couple came into the bar and, having seated his companion at a table facing Trish, the man walked over to them and said something in Hungarian. It seemed that he had anticipated not being understood. Instead, he took his hotel key card fromhis pocket and placed it on the table in front of Alan. It bore the name of Sandor Horvath. The room number was 842.When Alan. No ma'am. I'm going inside to fill out a report right now, and I'll get one of my deputies on the case."Tara breathed a sigh of relief. Maybe Sheriff Williams wasn't so mean after all. "Thank you, Sir," she said gratefully.He winked at her. "Call me Sheriff Tom," he said, then added: "I'm going inside to start my report, so why don't you hurry over to Brandi's Bras & Things, and get those funbags of yours properly concealed."Tara was confused. "Funbags?"Sheriff Tom nodded at her breasts. Tara.