I finally absorbed all of him. He was inside of me, so deep it felt like he was in my gut. I relaxed on top of him, releasing all my weight. Everythin... he had, all nine or whatever inches, was inside of me. Awesome.“I did it Garret. Just look.” I raised myself until I could see the swollen head then slid back down, burying him, to the hilt, as some might say. “Impressed?” I sure was.“This will not hurt a bit my friend. Just relax.” And here I thought I was the one who would get hurt. I rocked. “Now you can stop jiggling.”She then turned, and walked back across the Mall to a kiosk. I looked over at Sarah, she had stopped jiggling and I saw a tear trickle down her cheek. I reached out, and then stepped to her, when Rachel saw me move she did the same, and we both hugged Sarah while she cried on my shoulder.After a short cry, Sarah pulled herself together. I reached and pulled her zipper back up and kissed her lips tasting the saltiness of her tears. She straightened up and looked me in. This was different and gripping. I took a taxi to the Hyatt and had a quick bite before getting to bed, leaving an 8:00 wake-up call.In the morning, I showered, shaved, dressed in my blue suit, a light blue shirt and a maroon tie, and went to have breakfast. Juice, toast, coffee. I was increasingly curious. I had glanced at the Canberra Times and just begun The Australian when a voice said: "I thought I'd find you here. I'm a bit early." It was Kevin."Hello. Coffee?" And some toast, please." I. ”Within an hour, the Sidhe along the walkways came under various attacks as the Azuran sanctums took every opportunity to target them or the walkway. Also ongoing was a war of magic as we Mages both countered attacks on our forts and initiated various attacks on the walkways. In this the Seer group were in the forefront and we saw the occasional sign of one of their energy beams stabbing down to wipe out an incautious or sloppy attacker. Every so often they’d try the same method on the walkway.