As much as Jill had missed real food in Iraq, she was loath to admit that she had missed her brother more. Jill had mostly kept to herself growing up....Her brother had been her protector, her confidante, and her best friend through their early years together. She had never been one to amass many female friends, always opting to wrestle and joke with Jason and his buddies until he graduated. After he left, she immersed herself in school and Junior ROTC, still keeping her distance from most. I smirk as I walk by, giving you a firm pat on the ass before heading towards the living room. A few minutes later you follow, carrying the two glasses. Setting one glass on the coffee table, you sit on the other couch with the second, immediately taking a long drink. "What's this?" I ask suspiciously, smelling the dark liquid that fills the glass. "Rum and Coke," you answer, setting your drink back down. "Sorry. I don't have any Diet Pepsi." That's okay," I respond, before taking a sip.. ” I say trying not to moan the words as Devin begins moving his hips. The wicked boy. “Oh, good, you look good in pink but the blue brings out your complexion.” Carol says and I don’t respond as I don’t trust anything intelligent to come out.“Do we need to go shoe shopping?” She asks further.“N-no.” I answer between Devin’s thrusts, cursing him and worshiping him at the same time.“You sure?” “Yes.” I say wanting to scream the words. Carol flushes the toilet and I have never been more grateful.. They were separated by the most desirable siren, a reptile to tempt any human astray, regardless of gender."Within weeks each of you will command a legion of your own kind. We must prepare for war, it will come - and our enemies will perish. Yesss, perisssshhh," Ger'natha paused, "but for now we must return to their disgusting form, so we may move among them unseen. Not for long, once we have ascendancy the mask will be discarded. Yesss!"Long seconds passed before the room was once again.