But we should come up together.I hung up and looked across at Martin. A few seconds later his phone rang. He picked up and even from where I was I cou...d see the colour draining from his face. He put the phone down and stared into space for a moment, then seemed to gird himself, try to look unconcerned. Fooling no-one, I thought, inwardly giggling.I got up and stopped by his desk. "Should we go up then?" I said, trying not to gloat, not quite succeeding."Um, sure, yes," muttered poor. He tried to force his hard-on back into his pajamas but it was too late. ‘Amy get out!’ Amy grinned and moved in slowly after closing the door. She had worn her sexiest almost sheer nightgown to help convince him to be her boyfriend on the island. ‘Jerking off again?’ ‘It’s none of your business?’ He blushed with his arm over his bare penis. He was still hard and seeing her pink body through the gown was not helping any. ‘I have a proposition for you.’ ‘You do?’ he grinned seeing the dark. Descending from the bright, Northern Territory sunlight to a cavern 15 metres below the ground transported them into a whole new world. Dave and the girls were fascinated by the stalactites of all shapes and sizes sprouting down from the cave's ceilings and the fat stalagmites growing up from the floor. Crystals that looked like they were made of spun sugar adorned the walls above, and glinted even in the reflection of the dim lighting. It provided them with a breathtaking spectacle.Cutta Cutta. Golden had been "placed in custody" for "serious criminal activity"—exactly what, he said, would have to remain unspecified until the indictment. As for me, also still unnamed, I had been "exonerated of all criminal charges" but likewise remained "in custody" as a "cooperating witness."They still weren't sure what to make of it all. I think McDonough had actually added as much confusion as clarification to the situation. But I was pretty happy about the exoneration stuff, even though the part.