“Sweet. Got a name?”“Kyle.”“Real?”“Yes.” It wasn’t. He, I’m sure, knew that. He also knew, I was sure, from watching me case him a...d his car, that I knew who he was—what his real name was.He pulled into another, larger county park and drove into the far end of a secluded parking lot, where he turned the Lincoln around, which wasn’t easy—it was one humongous big land boat—and backed it up to the edge of a little dell.“Get on out, and come around to the trunk,” he said, as he opened his door, got. She was moving closer to the door.She stopped but the door didn’t open. Oh no! She was looking through the peephole in the door. Fear quickly came over me…'oh shit, she’s not going to open up the door.' At that point, I heard her unlock the door.I opened the door and stood in the doorway, not saying a word. There was an awkward silence. I remember thinking god she is so sexy. Finally, I broke the silence.“Hi Renee, can I talk with you please?”Still not saying a word she stood aside and allowed. The door opened again and dad’s face, still plastered with suspicion poked inside the room. “Your mother is calling you to breakfast, Milosh.” There! Milosh. He obviously didn’t believe my little story. I couldn’t care less. He was the one in trouble, not me and I decided not to feel or show any distress. “I’ll just take a quick shower, dad. I’ll be down in a minute.” I said and he nodded again, this time leaving the room altogether. I waited for his heavy steps to thump down the stairs and. Mage Aludra from Alice’s team had temporarily taken over as head of my team and the missions were going to plan as we mapped out an alien and hostile (not just to us, but to each other) society. All accessible land was farmed; this food was then added to massive food production plants along with a basic bioyeast product to produce a high energy protein and mineral rich bar (to the Orcs, the stuff was inedible to humans ... or Fae come to that), which was doled out to the populace to keep them.