”I reached for my revolver, but the younger O’Lochrin turned and stepped between me and the bed. “Your weapon is useless, Mr W,” she said haug...tily. “Even the silver bullets with a wooden center cannot harm us.” She laughed and said, “Stronger men than you have tried to stop us.” After a pause and a smirking smile, she added, “They are dead.” She laughed again. “You, however,” she said, still laughing, “will become part of our museum.”I was about to test whether the silver thirty-eight slugs. I can help you with that if you want." Well i did not say a word, did not even know where to begin or what to say. She said follow me and walked back out to the sofa. I obviously followed! She laid down, pulled her legs up slightly - enough for me to see she had removed her panties and pulled open the top of her dress. She told me, this I do remember because I had got over being scared and was intently focused on her, "The first thing you have to do is make a woman feel good. Do you know how to. "I leaned down and scratched that big bear-head nuzzling against my calf. "Sure, sounds OK to me," I said, barely able to restrain my glee.Then the doorbell rang and it was the moving men, so Lenore had to go out front and Wally had to take Romeo, and put him in the backyard. I was sitting there in the living room, surrounded by half-empty boxes of kitchen stuff, books, papers. I just happened to glance at a cardboard box balanced on the edge of a dining room chair. I had papers and stuff in. But he is so lazy and stupid that even if he wakes up, he will think I am doing some household work and never think of looking for me here. Also, I have bolted the door. Still, just in case he comes and knocks, I will leave by the balcony and ring the main doorbell. You wait for a minute or two and go to the door sleepy-eyed, and open it.”“Well well, mom, you have this really well planned, don’t you?” I asked in surprise that she must have put in so much thought. That means she really had this.