” Tessa admitted. Conner took a step forward and kissed her forehead. “Neither have I.” He smiled. Tessa did nothing to hide her surprise as she...stared at him questioningly. “Never? But you were married, Conner.” “My ex wife never liked company in the shower.” He shrugged. “Oh…so what should we do?” Conner smiled at her again and she watched as he gripped the bottom of his shirt and began to lift it, stopping when he heard her voice. “Conner, can I do that?” she asked shyly. He released his. "I'd rather show you, but first put on this blindfold." Jim said handing me a blue blindfold."I don't know, I should probably be getting home." I said unsure whether to go with him or not."Oh it wont take that long trust me." Jim said with a smirk."Uhhhhhh ... What the hell, give me the blindfold." I said giving in. I grabbed his blindfold and put it on."I promise you wont be disappointed." Jim said as he put his hand on my lower back and started leading me away. we walked for about three. "Hey, hey, the hermits appear! I was starting to get a little worried about you there buddy." Sitka could feel Jahke fighting the urge to run. He rubbed the boy's neck but didn't give him any more compulsion."It's OK Jahke. You'll be OK." Sitka turned to Shindae, "So who else is in?"Luckily, the answer turned out to be very few of the house's normal inhabitants. It was a little known fact in popular mythology that demons were not only social creatures but lead pretty normal lives. Most demons. After a few weeks more and more people started coming out with us and our little group gradually grew from four right up to twenty on a good week! It was great, every Saturday night wed meet up, go and get our drink (which was no easy feat considering we where all minors at the time,but lucky for us, a few people looked much older than they where!) and set off for ‘the bridge’. Now I really thought of the bridge as a chance to get as much girl action as I could, considering all the drunk chicks.