“Maybe. One’s okay but she would probably want to go with someone else. The other?” I shrugged and shook my head.“Any older women?”I must ha...e blushed or reacted in some way, because he smiled slightly. “Who? A teacher?” His eyebrows went up as he saw my reaction, even though I tried my hardest not react. “Which one?”I just shook my head. I could feel my face burning.He laughed. “Actually, I think I can guess which one. Mrs Clarke by any chance?”“No, no,” I gasped, my voice hitting a momentary. ..not well in body or mind. Had you not come to me, your lifewould have truly ended."She nodded in acknowledgment."Did you know what would happen...?" No. The amulet was warded so no one could know. All I knew was yourspirit would occupy and revive the body of a recently deceased personyounger than you had been. When you crossed the threshold of my shop Iwas able to read your entire life story...both of them. If you had notstill remembered, I would only have known of Elise."Just then, the. She'd put on a light jacket which, thankfully, did not obscure the delightfully round bottom in her skin-tight jeans. Watching the globes of her ass rise and fall, tighten and loosen, already made the whole trip worth it, even if that was all he got to see of her.He suddenly thought about how she had laid out for him, but then immediately dismissed the concept that she might do that while he was actually here.No ... he wasn't going to even mention it. He was going to be on his very best. The other items ... well, Nikolai lay the list down.Across the table, Mogilevich’s eyes burned. “Can you do it?”Nikolai took a breath and considered his reply. Although impossible, that first item intrigued him. “Many of your requirements, for example, the physical attributes, are attainable. Some of the others will require discussion and study. However, your desired primary characteristic, loyalty, is a problem. You see, there is no loyalty gene.”Twenty-four years later - Kyiv, Ukraine:Yevgeny.