Large areas were forbidden for hunting, being the lands of the fangers.Even so, everyone in all tribes big enough to safely hold it carried a long thi... spear, almost two big people long, with a slender sharp point. Just in case a fanger was unreasonable. Everyone defended against a fanger who broke the peace, and they usually did not escape justice.For all that they spoke the same, the fifty one tribes had people who looked very different from each other, but the babies were starting to look. "He didn't sneak out," she rolled her eyes theatrically. "He just wasn't there when I woke up." I dunno. Where I come from..." That's not the point anyway," Sofia ignored my grin and sing-song tone. "And I don't mean an obvious connection, more like a cause and effect thing." Cause and effect?" I giggled and Sofia bit her bottom lip, flashing her green eyes at me."Don't do that." Do what?" I asked innocently."Laugh at me," Sofia said. "I'm trying to explain what happened." I know what. There would be no one to help Trisha run the household, so he invented a virtual assistant that was advanced enough to keep everything afloat. Even better, he decided to roll it out to the entire neighborhood. With a simple neural implant and a few renovations, every one of Robert's neighbors could become apart of a smart ecosystem where their convenience would be taken to an extreme level with the help of computerized advancements. Now with all of that sorted out, Trisha agreed to adopt three. ‘So why so shy, Jill? You’re cute and brilliant.’ ‘Later,’ she said with her mouth full. ‘That’s for morning,’ she added after she swallowed. The last word hardened my never quite soft cock. ‘So what else can you take me to that I can get enthused about through you?’ I asked during the two blocks walk to my apartment. ‘Ballet?’ ‘Okay. You got me there. I love the music, but like opera, it’s not enough to sustain my interest. Despite the visuals I can’t help being put to sleep.’ ‘Then watch me..