.We were the only 2 to get off at my station. It was after rush hour so it was quite quiet, and with autumn coming in it was already getting dark. I m...de sure I stayed behind her as we left the station; I needed to get every second of perving on her arse that I could.Staying a couple paces behind I followed her as she walked home, there was a cross roads coming up. She went left which was away from my house, but up a quiet side street. People used it as a short cut, it wasnt really a path. Im. The implication was clear. Either Deia was unwilling to heal Bena’s brother, or he was beyond her goddess’ power to heal. The goddess offered no explanation. Neither thought filled her with hope.It had taken time before some of the townsfolk had come to acknowledge the change within her. It had taken time for people to trust in it. It had taken time for her to trust in it.Back in that burnt-out clearing, with its air befouled with soot and silt, Uud and Syl had scoffed when she’d objected. I held my hand up to forestall Missy saying something she might regret. "I like Missy, Mrs. Harmon. Missy and I share something intangible when we are together, and I believe that there is a chance for us to have more than just a high school romance. We have a lot in common, and we certainly enjoy each other's company." Hah!" Mrs. Harmon scoffed. "I somehow don't think that that is the kind of company you want to enjoy, Mr. Robinson!" So that is what you think this is about, Mrs. Harmon? Well,. I arranged to meet our member after my arrival, which was nice to know. I encouraged her to do whatever she felt that would make her the most comfortable and with my approval they invited someone to join us. He arrived first and we got a chance to get acquainted with each other, talk about experiences we have had, and general stuff like that.It was not long before my guest arrived and we had a great talk about how I got involved with this group and some of its history. I think it was fun.