.. She wouldn't even talk to him, except in the line of duty. Berniss was cool, distant. Always pleasant, always willing to talk, but nothing more. Ne...er close, never warm.He got along all right with Homr, but there was nobody else among the crew who seemed willing to be more than just a casual friend. Even the gunners had shut him out of their interminable games of sabback. Rand grimaced, not liking the pictures his mind painted; most of the crew on one side, Captain Jeryth, First Officer. He slid around the kitchen, fixing things up, setting out plates and glasses. A few times as he moved around he brushed up against me, or bump into me, and I could feel the electricity passing back and forth. We still had conversations, and we joked about my teachers at my school, and people in the neighborhood. As he sat down to eat, he looked at me from across the table, and there was something in her eyes, something that I couldn't recognize. We talked about things and laughed about how much. And I'm very, very thirsty," Sue slowly drawled in a deep sultry voice. She took first one step, then another, as she paced her steps towards Jenny, just letting the anticipation build moment by moment. Long before the third step, one nipple was far more erect than the other was.Jenny could feel Sue's palms touch the hot skin of her hips and she released a small sigh. The front of her skirt rested on her stomach and her hips lay on the back. Her thighs quivered in excitement as Sue's thumbs. I've got to go and stand in the lane to point the ambulance in the right direction."They both led Helen to a chair at the back where Millie did as Diana had asked. She put a comforting arm round Helen's shoulders and tried softly to reassure her.Diana raced back to the gate to wait for the ambulance. She reckoned it would come from Misborough rather than Pitsbury so it should not be too long. It was only five minutes but it seemed like five hours to Diana. The crew had clearly taken in the.