But, he'd have to run hard to keep in contact with Tiffany, and she'd have to run hard or she'd get flattened by the steamroller coming up behind her....Linder wasn't out of it by any means, either.On the other hand, if Phil had worn the dogs down more than he thought, he might not be as fast, and Greg might not be as fast, with no one on his ass. Josh was sure he had plenty of reserve in the dogs, so taking it a little easy coming up meant that he ought to be able to hold his position, at least. Chloe: Why would he bring her here just to tell her to come back later?Me: I don’t know.Rose: Maybe he wanted to show her the place.Me: Maybe.Chloe: What now?Rose: Now we leave.Me: Looks like it’s not going down now.Chloe: First smart thing you said, let’s get out of here! Well, we had fun!Rose: Not really. I was expecting something more!I have to say, I agree with Rose, this whole thing is intriguing, to say the least!Chloe: Nothing happened, we can let it go.Rose: Let it go? The ritual goes. . left school?"His expression became pained a little."Yeah, but that doesn't mean anything. 'They only teach you rubbish there. Life is the best school'" he quoted someone she didn't know. His grandmother, she figured."So, how do I leave here?" she changed the subject, confusing him a little."What?" he asked, obviously buying time."Is there a bus? A train?" Uh... no... no... There's this huge desert surrounding us. This is an... O... Oasis. yes. Most people live and die here. There's caravan. "You look lovely, Jamie." She giggled. "Kritsada lucky man."I stuck my tongue out at her and we both laughed, relieving the tensionI was feeling. Fai and the seamstress took over and helped me step intothe dress before pulling it up and zipping me into it. I looked down tosee my new breasts filling the bodice of the dress and I couldn't resistrunning my hands down the side of the dress. That earned me a light slapon the hand from Fai."No touch, please."I thought the dress fitted perfectly, but.