‘No, no, not at all. Come on, it’s your first time here and I’m buying,’ pleaded our neighbour successfully.‘You’re so kind,’ Sarah Smil...d. ‘But I’m not sure, I’ll come in with you and see what they’ve got.’Sarah followed Geoff to the bar door and I watched them inside.‘After you!’ he said, allowing my missus to enter first. Did I catch him checking out her arse as she brushed past him? I couldn’t have blamed him.Again, he got a sneaky look as she got on her tiptoes to look over the bar and at. A rod filled your right hand, a small clear gem on the end of the rod a crystal that glowed with a magical light."Good," The cat spoke "the transformation was a success!" Turning to face you the cat then gestured back to the monster that now stood near the pond, water dripping from it's green blue flesh as it began to approach you, it's long wicked claws gleaming. "Face the monster, point your rod and repeat after me!" You shake yourself once more from your stupor before turning back to the. This unfortunate mishap had clearly left her with a few questions to answer when next she was in the terrifying presence of her short-tempered father, who might be away for the day, but would surely find out when he returned - this being a small and tightly knit community whose microscopically small-minded denizens delighted in all kinds of tittle tattle and malicious gossip, the more malicious the better. She could feel, in an anticipatory way, the weals on her backside already, as she rubbed. All she could do was hobble aimlessly around the enclosed concrete chamber - moving to keep warm, hoping someone would come and find her while at the same time dreading what their arrival might bring.He must have read the same page at least four times! The almost deserted first-class cabin of the jet was in near darkness, save for Stephen's reading light. There were no distractions to blame for his lapsed concentration - damn!Why on earth had he allowed himself to become involved with that.