I crept along behind her, listening. She began to talk to someone else. As I drew closer, the alley seemed to dim. I narrowed my eyes to try and see f...rther along. Now, I kept my hand to the wall to make sure I didn’t lose my place.Reaching the turn in the wall, I slowly poked my head out. That’s when I heard the first gasp of pain. I could only make out the woman I’d followed. Another creature stood beyond her, just at the edge of my vision. In a sensuous voice, the indistinct creature asked. But am I right for her? She doesn’t remember me. Should I leave her? Should I try and get her to remember? How does she feel about me? I don’t know.” He looked up at his friends waiting for answers.“We know Kay was in love with you too Luca.” Moe said.“Yes, but both of you were stubborn.” Paulie chuckled.“And you did flip out on her when you thought she knew about the drugs. You should have known she wasn’t that type of person!” Peter said.“Did you really trust her?” Sal questioned him.“She. " He made to move his arm. I said, "That's part of the reason that I'm fine. Don't move away, Nat." I moved my head a little forward and his arm dropped to my hip and very gently caressed it. I gave him a very small moan of pleasure and smiled up at him.We had some more wine and ate the prepared salads Nat and Amos brought for an early lunch. We didn't talk much but truly enjoyed the company. I found Nat to be quiet and, like Brian, not pushy. He allowed me to be me and just enjoyed my. The pilot kept it low and followed the land in twists and turns. Finally we streaked over a very large base on the edge of the border. It turned and slowed and then landed and the sergeant hit my shoulder and gestured. I grabbed my pack and moved off and out and he pointed to a large tent, "you will find the mages in there."I started walking as he went to the south. A few minutes and I was walking into the large tent. It had a few folding benches and tables as well as several chairs. Two girls.