..?" Just pull that loincloth aside and give your Big Momma a peek. Let'ssee what prize is behind the curtain. But first give me some more ofthat st...w. I am just famished all the time."He spooned her mouth full several more times before she permitted him tostop again. Then she let him set the bowl on a low table. Next she hadhim take several steps back to give her a better view."Okay," she announced. "Time for the big unveiling. Let's have it,super stud."His soft beardless cheeks flushed. He waited patiently for her to answer him, not pressuring her as he took a subtle sip from his glass. ‘Somewhat.’ Lying to his face like that had been harder than she had wagered it would be. She distracted them both by raising the glass to her lips for another sip. When she saw her shaking hand, she lowered it, her eyes determined not to betray her as her nerves had. This was hard as she met his blue eyes. ‘It’s only natural to think of a lover when you’re in his presence. Tell me what else is. My religion is magic nothing else.” “In that case why not get me off this island and back in my home?” I suggested. “But of course. Aster.” She looked at me with those gorgeous big blue eyes, folded her arms and nodded her head making her pony tail bob and there was a puff of white smoke and seconds later we were standing in my parents house in eastern Washington state with no one home as my parents were at work and younger brother in school. “I checked much watch to note it had just gone two. I said, "Fuck it," and went through the graveyard.I hated the graveyard. It was always so creepy and the place just gave me a bad vibe, even when I was a kid. Yet there I was, walking through the damn place at 2 a.m. so I could get to bed quicker.There was a full moon so it wasn't pitch black outside. I didn't really like the fog that was about knee high but I would be home soon and everything would be fine.As I swaggered through the graveyard I kept hearing a noise. It sounded like a low moan..