" There followed a long silence. Finally she spoke again. "But........." she said letting the silence speak volumes for her. "Though I have trie... as hard as I can" she said with obvious effort of will "I cannot love him. I do not love him." She took another sip and set down her cup. "I do not know why. There is something wrong with me. I must live with a man I do not love." She looked up at me with an emptiness in her eyes seemed to go on forever; an emptiness that seemed to plead. Finally I was allowed to awaken properly and found myself groggily coming toterms with a stark, black room. There was nothing in it except the bed, somefluids on a stand running through a drip beneath the sheets and a mirroredceiling which I blearily stared into, confused. I was completely covered byblack sheets from chin to toes except for my face, which itself was coveredby, of all things, a Muslim-style head dress. I believe it's called a niqab- the headdress that only allows one to see the. .. the moon was out and the stars were of a familiar pattern.Suddenly, June appeared on the road. "Blink your eyes!" Not yet, June. Stay with me. We're dead to the world of Empaths right now." There are people nearby!" People will think we're unconscious." When should I project the horniness?" After we leave here. You'll feel the horniness, and that will be your cue," I smiled."There are people nearby," June said. "There are at least four people unconscious in the foyer and in the atrium." How. I entered the house and went to the kitchen to have some drink. I was really thirsty. Suddenly mom appeared in the door. In t-shirt and panties only. She asked how I was and said happy new year to me. I asked her how she was with dad. They were both at home with some of our friends. She said it was good, calm and easy party. They went to bed something aroud 2AM. I was still a little bit d***k and noticed moms nipples under t-shirt. I came to her closer, took her hips and gave her a soft long.