She reached again for Shaelan again onlyto feel the shock against her hand once more. She screamed as thedarkness enveloped the forest.***I crept stea...thily through the aspen forest on my hunt for what littlefood I could find. It had been a week since I had a decent meal. I wastold I was a fool for moving so far north from the village, the lastvillage before the so-called border with the Fae lands. Not only was Ia fool, they said, but I'd just be one of many that never returned.Rumors of Fae. Jennie wasnaturally more tactile than I, and I learnt the pleasure of stroking andfondling at any time.Jennie's fashion style changed a bit taking on a rather more formaloffice look, but still displaying lots of soft colours. She always lookedsmart to work, using more makeup now, but her inherent taste alwaysdressed and looked perfect, whether formal or casual. I suppose herappearance was more important for her job, as she regularly had meetingswith clients. I however never feel comfortable in. " Gregor groans pushing fallen logs off of himself."Are you okay?" says a man's voice on the other side of the wall. “What happened?”Of course. They would be the friendly, concerned type."Yep." Gregor responds.He sits up and fastens his belt. Thankfully, only the shorter smaller log stack suffered. Well that and his own bruised body."Do you need help?" the young man asks."Nah yah hippy." Gregor replies.He drags himself up to a standing position."Goddammit stupid logs. Told my son to stack 'em a. Even with he almost nonexistent breasts it was somehow sexy enough to drag them into the area. I sold as many books as I had at the last two shows combined. Both of those shows had been good one for me too. It was nice to sell the CDs, but it left me having to make more before the next show.The weekend show closed on Sunday evening instead of Saturday night. The time took full advantage of the extra cost of the show, but it also left me with almost nothing to sell. I was tempted to skip the.