The Baroness could see that they were close to giving up;hopefully they would forget that as a Pathfinder she had ways ofdiscovering secret routes. Ru...ning her hands lightly along the samewalls, she could feel the runes, markings that would allow the party toproceed deeper into the darkness.Turning towards the party, Elisa shouted, "We need to leave; it'sgetting late."The Baroness nodded, not that she had the same abilities but somethingdeep inside said that the party should leave well enough. If only she knew how directly he had been heading in her direction.. They talked politely about her school and his work for about ten minutes, than she began to look around, realizing they had missed her turn. oh shoot! all this talking and I forgot to tell you where to go! we were supposed to turn a few minutes ago. no we werent? wee are headed in just the right direction as he said this he slid his had onto her lap, rubbing her toned soft thigh. she jerked away from his touch, her voice shaky. "But I love you both!", I was full out crying at this point. "Do you call what you two have is LOVE?! It's nothing other than a pathetic excuse for a summer fling! You know you only love ME! Always have and always will!" I had never seen my chin this upset before. It made me feel really scared and weak, but I would lie if I said it didn't turn me on too at the same time. I knew everything it had said was right. My chin had always been right after all. Just as that time it told me that my cousin. "Now," the major said, looking at me with disgust, "wouldn't you like to be a hero and spare her that? They'll tear her apart, that foul bunch, bugger her till she bleeds." Wish I could," I said. "But I told you twice; I'm a deserter, and don't know anything worth knowing."The major shook his head and then nodded at the young officer. "Again, if you please, Quincy."Lieutenant Quincy picked up the broom handle he had used before and whacked me in the ribs and kidneys a few more times. I hung.