Reddy too loved that extra bit of attention seeking and was not missing any opportunity to go closer to Sowmya or touch her lovely body.Both Borah and...Anita were watching this special bit of assistance, which Reddy was providing to Sowmya, and were growing jealous for their own interest. Anita, not wanting to see any more, left the balcony and went inside to indulge herself into other household chores. And she decided to divert her mind towards preparing for the day’s lunch. She had the habit. Saundra had the protection of the House, who would go after them if they abused her too much, but not everyone had that kind of protection. As a result, the Bitmores had a difficult time finding playmates that weren't bought and paid for."Yeah, cuz Marci pushed Alicia at them," said Saundra. "If this is how you run your business, that's fine with me, but I don't have to put up with it." That's true," replied Jenna, "and you're free to leave anytime you like."Finally Saundra, who was none too. Blaster looked distinctly uncomfortable."Worried about ambushes?" I asked him, "It doesn't seem to be our enemies style." No, not that," he replied. "I recognize this place. I haven't been here in years, though, since training. I used to come up here with a friend from town, we were street kids together. He was just about the only one I ever knew, besides me, to get out of those gangs. We studied some of the same spells, but he was in training to be a Mage and I was a Poet." You mean. "No what", asked Alicia. Melissa saw a dark hallway and pointed silently. They scurried to the hallway and peeked around the corner. They saw a row of doors, most closed. The doors that were closed had a little red light above them that said "occupied". A sign said "One occupant per booth". Before Alicia could ask where they were going, they heard footsteps behind them and Melissa pushed Alicia into a booth and locked the door. The booth was small, like a bathroom stall. There was a padded.