"What the fuck are you doing in here?!" she said.I locked the door."Get the fuck out of here, right now!" she said.I just stood looking at her. She wa... breathing hard and fast and her face was flushed.Our eyes met again, longer this time.And then she ran at me raising her arm.I caught her arm before she hit me and then grabbed her other arm and then forced them both behind her back."Get the fuck off me right now!" she said.Her face was only a few inches away from mine. Our eyes met again as she. Well they might be, if I were living on a Virginia plantation. Sam left the cruiser in the parking lot, since he had already decided that he was no longer part of the firm, At the moment the firm didn't need it either. I didn't want to sell it since anything was possible.I got a call from an unfamiliar voice that said he had been told to say Mercury first thing. I quickly did a search for a folder called Mercury. The folder had one file, so far, and it was a summary of the encounter with Bobby. " What'd'ya suppose she is?" Jed asked. "Ever seen anything like 'er before?" Nope, not in real life," Russell replied. "But, there's pitchers of winged things like her in a book Pa had. She's like some kind 'a demon straight outta hell!" Think it's safe ta eat 'er?" Jed asked. "If she's from Hell, her meat might be poison..." Well, we can feed part of her to the dog, reckon," Russell said thoughtfully. "Then if he don die, we'll eat 'er!" Good thinkin'!" Jed agreed. "Hate t' see good meat go. I quickly covered up and my landlady muttered her apologies and walked out. I lay on my bed in confusion. What had I done? Perhaps she would now throw me out of her house. My moment had gone: my prick was completely limp. After about 10 minutes, my embarrassment had abated somewhat and I decided to go out.As I reached the bottom of the stairs, Julie came out from the lounge.“I am so sorry” she said “I thought you had gone out earlier and had come to collect your laundry.”“No” I said “It is me.