And it wouldn’t be me. It wouldn’t be my fault. It was out of my control…“One more thing, Livvy.” She’d found a belt in the closest. I had...’t really explored it earlier, my eyes only on the prize. “More for looks than anything else.” She buckled it around my waist, looping the discarded chains from earlier through rings attached to it and then through the middle rings on the poles I’d chosen and then snapping them shut. “You be a good girl and stay right there for me. It’ll give you time to. Who could be in there? A lost partier? Or a nosey "friend" looking for items that belonged to my parents that they could sell? I approached with caution, pushing the door open but not entering. There was no movement inside as far as I could tell. Maybe I was just being paranoid? Things hadn't been the same since the events of the previous spring.I entered my room still aware that there might be an opportunist lurking in the shadows. However, as I entered I saw a figure standing at the window. ”The kitchen lit up with a purple flash and Faye appeared beside the three girls. “Hey!” she greeted them all with a bright smile. “The last of the Trankaran civilians are disembarking, but a few of them wanted to say thank you to the pilot of the ‘big robot’, that saved them from the Kirrix.”Alyssa darted a glance at Calara and the Latina immediately put her arm around Sakura as she said, “Go ahead, honey. I’ll keep things ticking over until you get back.”The blonde smiled at Sakura and held. ‘Not now, Jen. We will have plenty of time for all these wild and kinky things,’ said Daniel as he pulled himself apart. Not willing to argue with him on his birthday, Jenny kept quiet. ‘Candlelight dinner, huh?’ asked Daniel as he sat down and pulled out a chair for Jenny. ‘Yes. I thought of doing something special,’ said Jenny as she poured out the wine and sat down. ‘How was your class today?’ he asked as he served the steaming hot food onto their plates. ‘Boring,’ grimaced Jenny as she.