”“Hello to you both. Have a seat.” He carefully sat down in the big chair behind the desk and began shuffling some folders.The office looked ......like a law office. Lots of wood and shelves and books. Thick carpet such that half of a shoe sole was swallowed by its loft, and big, comfortable chairs, wood and leather, the smell of the leather very prominent. And Alexander Barton just looked like a lawyer. Actually, he looked distinguished enough to be called a solicitor or barrister, things I’d. “Well, this has been fun but it’s time for me to go.” I see understanding register in your eyes and I rise from my chair. This necessitates the movement of my left foot in order to avoid falling down, but I keep my right foot firmly on your arm. As I get to my full height you are able to see up my skirt for what will end up being your final pleasant thought. I am shaved and pantiless and it is clear from the wetness of my labia that I am aroused by toying with you in this way. I pause for. Once you're done with that, put your moccasins in your pack and put on these boots. Sorry if they don't fit well, but I never thought I would have a woman trying to escape from a drone with me."Destiny starts unfolding the tent, begins to cover herself and comments, "You seem to be well prepared for this."I hastily answer, "He who is not prepared for today, will be less so tomorrow."She answers, "Did your grandfather teach you that wisdom?"I reply, "Not formally in those exact words, but he did. The sadness I have sensed in the past seems to be slowlydisappearing from her eyes. It's still there I sense but it seems tohave taken a back seat to look of happiness.Jenny gets a slightly evil grin on her face as she responds, "Well afterKatie said she thought you would do it, I made a call to a shop I hadseen ads for in the Reader. And I placed an order as insurance."Katie responded accusingly "You didn't" and reaches for a non-descriptbag amongst the rest of the bags. Katie opens that bag.