The door was closed, so I knocked and called out his name. I could only imagine the terror that the little guy was feeling. I opened the door a little...and called his name again, trying to sound friendly. My voice was still identifiable as a boy’s, not having finished its deepening process yet, which was a good thing just then. I opened the door the rest of the way and looked around the room. He didn’t appear to be there until I noticed the wardrobe door slightly open.“Charlie, my name’s Finn.. Not straight, but would be easily accessed.Right at that moment in front of me stood up a small roe deer, and without a second thought I had the rifle up and shot him dead. Roe deer were just the right size for us, as we had no way to keep our meat fresh for long periods, and we wasted a lot with a big animal kill, even although Jane had cut a large portion of the red deer I had killed in strips, and had hung them up to dry, we had thrown a lot away.It was easy to throw the deer over my. It took them less than two minutes. They both came running into my front door, half out of breath and way excited. Jon introduced Robert to me and I told them that we only needed to make one deal. They both quickly responded "anything". The deal is I get to run the show. They agreed. I stood up and allowed my robe to fall to the floor. I told Robert to undress and he did. I sat back down and spread my legs wide and told him to get on his knees and when he did, I took his head and. I chose a too tight, too short, very clingy white cotton stretch skirtand a blousy short sleeve button top of matching color. With thebuttons opened one too far and the large collar turned slightly up inback, I chose a wide red belt and buckled it around my waist. Abracelet to match my dangling drop-pearl earrings, and I was ready andeager to find what the night would bring.I readied my purse, placed my coat over the back of the couch, and satdown for a glass of wine and a cigarette to calm my.