" Impossible," Lars muttered, with another shake of his head."Impossible perhaps, but true," Thakkor countered. "Let's go take a room at the Inn. We c...uld probably all do with a good night's sleep. That storm that's rolling in will keep us from leaving today, but tomorrow, we're heading back to Rhone."That put a major damper on everyone's mood.A good meal — and plenty of drinks — lightened us all up at the Inn later. The storm rattled the walls and windows, and we were all glad we hadn't. They didn't press the issue. I was released that afternoon, which I used to prepare.My body needed time to heal, yet the sores and wounds and fractures followed me into the sixth's night dream. I lay broken upon the withered grasses. My merciless demon pranced about, laughing at his victory, ready to take more from this helpless wretch.The pain was unbearable, the pleasure hard to find, but he lured me with the promise of mutual rapture and more of his soothing cum. As always, he took me in no. Tonya froze; something cold had brushed up against her foot! She gasped as she realized that a snake was slithering across her foot, slowly starting to move up her leg! Instantly, her skin was covered with goose bumps, and Tonya stood helplessly, hoping that the snake would crawl somewhere, anywhere else... "Are you ssssssscared of me, Tonya?", the snake asked, in a hissing voice that caused Tonya to jerk in astonishment."You... you can TALK!!!" Yessssss, Tonya," the snake hissed, "It. “No luck fishing, Dad?” asked Riley.“Some days the fish are smarter,” I admitted.“Can I ask you something?”“Sure. What’s up?”“Why’d you join the Army?”I looked over at Riley and wondered where that had come from. “Why?”“I’m serious, Dad. I asked Mom, but she said I needed to ask you.”“I sure hope you aren’t planning on joining the Army when you get out of high school. If your mother doesn’t kill you, I certainly will!”She laughed. “No, I am not going to join the Army.”I shrugged. “Well, I can.