....this story happened some time ago but is still worthy of rememberance. It happened at a mall while shopping for some clothes. I was in one of th... large department stores looking at chain belts and noticed a nice looking man paying some attention to me as I looked at the belts. At first, I chalked it up to being "clocked" (t-gurl slang for being identified as a gurl) and that he was just a gawker or just curious enough to continue to look......either way I would be done in a moment and. Imad was very sexually obsessed but he was kind hearted as well. He cared about my pain.I usually depart at about 6am so I can reach the destination by about 11am. Saturday and Sunday are university holidays.I had a bath and came out. He had woken up by then.-hey…good morning, hameeda--good morning imad. Last night was not bad. I thought you would hurt me alot but you did not--eh…why should I hurt you? You are my friend. Friends do not hurt each other-Am I just his friend? But where does. . his thick penis... rigid and standing out from beneath the hanging bulk of his flabby belly, surrounded by a heavy growth of greying pubic hair. Once more, she trembled in revulsion as she stared at him, the thought of his fat body upon her own sending waves of fear and abhorrence through her. The mere thought... ! My God! She couldn't do it! She simply couldn't!Keel arose and faced her. His mouth had fallen open with a certain slackness, his lecherous eyes seeming to bug as he gaped wildly. "So, Rohea," Groba started, "I hear that your squire is a healer."Rohea nodded, and said, "I heard that you hunt healers."Groba chuckled and said, "Yes, indeed I do. Do you know why?"Without waiting for a reply, Groba glared at Maes and said, "Because healers summon wights, just as Trevaq did, and as Maes did!" You know about Sir Puccar?" Pyar asked."Of course, I sensed him when he arrived in Wolle," Groba replied."Why didn't you stop him then?" Rohea asked."Ah, wights are a tricky matter,".