Cowards. Mere fantasists. I understood, believe me. I myself had failed to show up for more than a few dubious get-togethers with strangers.So Frank w...s stuck with me. Just me. I liked it that way; Frank didn’t. I was jealous. Covetous, I guess, is the better word. I wanted that big pleasurable magic wand of his all to myself. Although...if that mythical third person had turned out to be a top, like Frank, and no matter who went first with me, I would have been able to experience the rare. Brother in law revealed this news to us and started packing things to leave asap. Because he can come back asap before I leave to India. The next day my brother in law left, me and my sister only there in the house. I got to hear a noise that my sister calling me. She is in her bedroom. Me: yes sister, (she is doing breastfeed to kid) Sis: come brother and sit hear, tell me about you are yesterday training. Me: oh sister I will tell you later please complete you are breastfeed, I will sit in. She put herfinger against the lens of one of her little stick-on goggles and pressed.It fell off into her hand. Then she did the other one."How the heck do those stay on your face?" It's that thing my dad invented. A way of getting things that don'tnormally stick to stick to each other. Something about fooling the atoms sothey think they're part of the other thing. So what's it like being aprincess?"I would rather have been talking about how her goggle things worked---her'fooling the atoms'. “So they are here, somewhere? We assumed, when we saw the templars...”Conrad sighed. “Long story.”Uncertainly, Alistair pointed back the way the two Wardens had obviously come from. “There’s no other way out? It’s a dead end?” Rolan nodded. “Then let’s head up, and you can give your report to everyone at the same time. I look forward to an ... explanation.”I groaned in frustration at the delay; Rolan winced, and Conrad clapped his hand on the templar’s shoulder sympathetically, which surprised.