I pushed past her to the garage door and fumbled with the handle. When the latch released, the door raised up by itself, pulled by cables and springs... The cool air immediately flooded in and began evacuating the toxic fumes. I stumbled outdoors and broke into a full run to the woods. I didn't get far before I had to rest. Then the ground spun up to meet me. Everything converged into a dull muffled blackness, and I passed out.I woke up an hour later in the woods. My head was still. “He is a perfect guy to be with.”“It is a pleasure to meet you, Gary and Fumi,” Ariadne told them. “You haven’t had anything to drink yet, haven’t you?”“No, we haven’t,” Gary said in almost surprise. “We pretty much just got here.”Ariadne stretched her arms out to them as she held her hands open. Smoke pillared from her hands as she waved them around and gripped the materializing smoke. In each hand, a clear glass of red wine appeared.“Complements of me the Goddess of Wine to make your stay. But I can do the rest of my duty. I’ll keep watch on this house like this, okay?” Amal asked. Kareema nodded her head.They were sitting very close to each other. It wasn’t long before Kareema started feeling his body heat, and smelling his manliness.“Please, don’t let them get us again, officer,” Kareema said as she hugged him and placed her left ear against his chest. He was startled for a second, but he hugged her back.“I promise, Kareema, and just call me Amal from now onwards. Think of me. "He bent forward to rinse his face and she tickled his bottom. He straightened up sharply banging his head on the glass shelf above the basin. A plastic mug with his toothbrush and toothpaste fell off it into the water. Theresa pealed with laughter."Clumsy boy," she scolded.Bill turned in her arms and gently smacked her bottom."Ooh!" she squealed. "Nasty temper too!"They both held each other up again as they laughed themselves silly. Suddenly Theresa pushed him away and looked up at him, her.