R, I'm still pretty young, I think I'll try a few more men before I settle down. I don't want to rush into it and miss something, do I? Someone like y...u, maybe," she whispered huskily in my ear, letting me feel her firm breasts as she moved against me.As we danced through the crowd, I smiled and talked to friends as we passed, but although appearing nonchalant to others, I finally let her feel my size against her groin, let her contemplate my penetration of her already moist pussy. "I know you. Children laughing wasn’t heard. You worked for The Council or The Met. No buildings were more than two stories tall. The way of thinking somebody could survive a jumping out a second story window. They weren’t concerned of the life saved. The not having to fire up the ovens. Nobody buried. Dating wasn’t heard of for there wasn’t any point. You really couldn’t procreate. Not marry without a million dollars in a Council Savings Department. Or the ever loving CSD. Raven came out of her thoughts. "You're too kind to me." Like I said, no big deal," she smiled. "Dave, I know Eve has talked with you a lot today, but she's not here now. How are you bearing up? I mean, really?" I do all right as long as I don't think about it," he said. "But the slightest thing can get me to thinking about it. Like tonight, when I was making dinner, I was thinking that if this hadn't happened, I'd be doing the same thing, but for Julie, not for you. Things spiraled down from there, and I had to forcibly get. Pilar pressed herself against his side and didn’t try to say anything right away, giving her heart and her breathing a chance to slow.For a time, Lev held her close and said nothing. Then, he pulled her gently forward and looked down her back. “You’ve got a nasty bruise here. Did I do that?”Pilar thought about it. “No. That one’s from Nick, I think. It was a little stiff when we were at the party.”“He hurt you?” Lev asked. He didn’t sound angry, only confused. Still, Pilar considered her answer.