As I walk into the elevator, I noticed Zach standing to my right in the corner. The door closes and it’s just us. I stand in the corner across from ...ach. He walks over and presses the emergency stop button. The elevator comes to a halt. I become nervous. Tons of things run through my mind of what is going to happen. Good and bad things. He leaves the corner and stands in front of me. “I’ve seen you before ya’ know, you went to my high school.”, he mentions. “I thought the same thing when I. What the hell, woman? Bobby demanded when she opened it. He was standing with his hand still raised, and Jack was behind him looking vaguely amused. Why are you not in bed where we left you? She stared at him with amazement. I woke up, she said. And I wanted a bath. Im pretty sore. He pushed past her, thrusting a bottle of pills into her hands. Thought you might be. Thats why we left, to go buy you some decent pain meds. He folded her carefully in his arms. Please dont disappear like that. "Holy shit,K," I said, flipping back and forth between the pictures of happy, shinypeople clearly enjoying their stay at the clinic. "What the hell are weheading to this place for?" You need qualified medical help, Mr Sanders," K answered. "And yourequire somewhere private, secure and remote in which to lay low. TheAsklepios Clinic was the nearest and best place available." Yeah, but...." I scanned through the leaflet again. "Can we afford thiskind of place?"K chuckled. "No, Mr Sanders, as. "I didn't finish, Peter," I say, almost pleading. "Shh, it's okay. I'm not done, Ms Gardner," he says.I clutch desperately at the bottom of my dress, the slick wetness between my thighs soaking through my underwear. Peter leans in once more and kisses me so softly I almost melt against him. He rakes his fingers through my hair and holds me in place, his lips and tongue simultaneously slow dancing against mine. His warm breath tickles. He's such a wonderful, sweet boy.I'm so grateful for the.