Actually I'm a civil engineer and I consult for developers. I look for the best ways to use properties so that the developer can get the most use out ...f a site."The woman got that sparkle in her eye that reporters do when they smell a story, "What developer are you working with?"Dan grinned, "You know that I can't tell you that. If you print it in the paper the price of the property will double tomorrow. The property hasn't even been bought yet. If I say that the site can't be made profitable. You can do it."My tongue stretching its full-length, trying so desperately to get a taste, partially from a fear of consequence but there is something else; a sense of obedience, a need to please. I instantly blush and pull away, embarrassed to find myself playing the part of a pet, an a****l, so easily."Bad doggie!" says Steve sternly, then flicks my nose sharply.A gasp and an utterly surprised squeal leap from my throat. I glare up at him but he seems to ignore it, grabbing the spare links. I'd tried to make that thought secret until I could suggest another place where we could talk. Ah ... the best intentions.Tammy looked over at me nodded and smiled with a wink. "Hey guys," she said, "Why don't we go somewhere where we have a little more room."Kim picked up on that and passed over to us a view of the nearby Waiting Room. We collectively agreed and were soon gathered there. As we misted in, all eyes centered on me. I must have looked embarrassed."Looking a little crimson, are. ” His eyes flicked to the badge affixed to the man’s cloak.“Now, now. Not everyone is a bloodthirsty bastard like Reece here,” the sergeant said. He straightened up and hefted his hatchet.“Ah, there you are!” Astra’il said, appearing through some bushes. “I have looked everywhere for you!”The three scouts had their weapons at the ready in an instant. The sergeant eyed Astra’il with disdain then his gaze flicked back to Rhys. “Friend o’yours?”Rhys simply nodded. “Yes. We got separated when a.