What did it teach you?" I asked both of them."It didn't... !!" Seamus started, and then got the strangest look on his face. "I guess it did!!" he cont...nued in surprise. "I seem to know a new transfer spell," he finished. Sean had the same look on his face now also."So do I!" he added in shocked surprise."Does it go like this?" I asked and then chanted the spell and made the glyph for it in the air, but didn't push any Magic in to it. Instead I held the Magic in my other hand ready to use. I. ”“I’m not surprised,” I said. To the right there was something angular, partially hidden by a thick clump of bushes, and after looking at it for a minute I realised that it was an old rowboat of some kind. “Do you go boating here?” “Boating?” Dina laughed. “Oh, no, that’s strictly decoration. I suppose one could have used it once, but it’s just scenery now. There are no oars and the wood is so warped and split that I think if you put it in the water it would go down like a stone.”Curious, I got. He cries out, betrayal momentarily crossing his face, then a gasp of abandonment to the excruciating pleasure he is feeling from the glide of my prick over the tender tissues of his anal canal, nerve endings igniting in a dull, throbbing ache confused by a pleasure that warms and spreads through his entire gut, his skin flusing and mottling with rushing blood, immediate microscopic pores opening, casting a glistening sheen across his shoulders, pecs, neck and torso. His entire body. He held her happily as she soaked his shirt. After a while she pushed herself away, fished out a tissue and mopped her face. She took a sip of her coffee."I'm sorry to blub, Uncle Robin. It's just that I'm so happy and feeling very emotional." That makes two of us."She smiled gratefully. "The coffee's still drinkable ... just."Robin drank some of his."What are we going to do for the rest of the day?" Go for a walk." What?" In astonishment. "Where?" First to find a nice but not too filling lunch.