“I’d just like to forget it – but I swear, I never will. It was – Ardt, it was barbarous. They skinned her, Ardt. They somehow managed to keep...her alive while they cut the skin off of her body.” Yren gave a wavering cry. “Gods, I can still see it behind my eyelids. Her eyes were missing – they cut them out. Her – her – her center, her loins; it was – it was gone. Seared shut. Her – her rear hole, too. How in chaos did they manage to keep her alive through that?”“She was still alive?” Ardt. Memorial Park is still where it has always been." Where am I?" What do you see?" I see a room with wood-panelled walls. And books, lots of books. I see drawings on the walls – children's drawings. I see you and me sitting on a leather couch. I see a desk in the corner with a computer and some photos in frames. I can't see the photos from here." That's good. That's what I see, too." I thought you were blind." That was your idea, not mine. The mind is an amazing thing. It fills in the blanks. It. And she told me that I reminded her of her younger brother. So she used to love and care about me the same way.Pooja used to tell that I had the best heart a person could have and she had never seen a better person than me.Now the thing was that the placements happened and I had to go out for 6 months of internship. Pooja almost cried when I was going out. She never told me directly but she used to tell Sneha that she was missing me a lot. I also was missing her.Inside me, I always had a lust. Shuffling backwards, Georgie bent her head once more and began softly kissing my neck, running her lips along my collar bone. The kissing continued down my body, over my breasts and navel until she was at the hem of my underwear. By now, I was all but panting and a light sweat had broken out over my brow. Positioning herself between my legs, Georgie removed my soaked panties and threw them onto the floor. She caught my gaze and held it as she slowly lowered herself towards my glistening lips..