.." Don't be silly, Raymond," she said, grinning. "I had a GREAT time last night. I really did. And, I'm glad that you invited me out again. You're re...lly sweet, no shit. But the truth of the matter is that Juno and I have something we need to do instead. So, I was wondering if you could do me a BIG favor. Would you mind taking Cindy out tonight, instead?"Cindy's eyes went wide. Raymond seemed clearly taken aback, but he turned again to Betty's friend, the maid, and he stared at her curiously. Tim saw her and said to me, "No, it's good — really."Mary poured us all lemonade.We ate for a while and said nothing. I hadn't realized how hungry I was.Finally, Tim said, "You ever go fishing?" No," I said. "I can't recollect ever fishing." Did you do any sports?" he asked.I tried to think, but nothing came to mind. "I guess not," I said."What about your dad. Did he teach you any sports?"Mary said, "Tim, I don't think you should pry. Daniel is trying to eat."I was glad she stepped in.After. ”“I just about had it with you. One more insult and I attach something on that heap of garbage that makes any further tractor attempts quite mood.”Red Dragon sighed.”Be civil Meateater, you are not irreplaceable, but he is my closest associate so I tend to be a little protective of him.” To me he said.”See you at Kaliment.”I leaned forward and all friendliness had left my voice. “Make no mistake, Red Dragon. I am interested in that endeavour, but one more insult of you or that unwashed goon. She nuzzled up to her naked friend from the back and spooned her as she kissed her neck, “Last night was amazing.” She whispered as she kissed her friend awake. She thought about whether she should tell her friend how she felt about her. And she opened her mouth to say so.Instead, Liz, feeling disgusted with herself for being so vulnerable, pushed Bri away and got out of bed without looking at her. She started dressing. “Last night was a mistake.” She said before walking out of the room, and.