That she would win was a foregone conclusion, as far as she was concerned.It was the job of bringing in the reforms so that the Giant Ant-Shifters cou...d eventfully join their cousins on the other side of the shield in a more modern society, which bothered her. From her readings of the islands histories, she had determined that backward, warlike races didn’t fare well when they had to contend with new technologies that didn’t allow for smash and bash techniques to maintain the rules of a. " "Was it about New York? Eden, what's happening? Are there going to bemore attacks?" No, I don't think so. We don't know much yet. The New York blast cameas a total surprise." She wanted to know more about Gus, but I fended her off, hinting thatit wasn't the right time to go into it."A lot of people suffered strange effects Friday night," I said. "Someunknown energy from outer space struck around the Earth and affectednot just Gus but a lot of people. We've been trying to get the facts.Maybe. I was still shy and very much ashamed but I liked it.Sometimes the girls in the pen started to chant and someone would get up and dance. I was shocked at first as I saw them dance. Their dance was brazen and revealing and very daring. They moved their hips and made all sorts of sensuous and embarrassing movements. Miro was a wonderful dancer. She swung her hips and shook her chest as no other girl in the pen. She was a natural talent. I blushed as I saw her because I saw in her dance her needs,. Every stripe reignited, triggering wave after wave after wave of unbearable heat and pain in my already tortured rear end. This crescendo broke me. My legs went to jelly, I flopped down on the bed and burst into tears. I lay there sobbing while Rob put the cane away. He then came over to me and quietly said, “I’m satisfied. You’ve paid your dues. Let’s call it quits and move on. Compose yourself and then head off home. I’ll see you around.”Rob left me, and I lay on the bed until the agony.