" she said putting her hand on my arm. "You too Princess." I said with a wink. As I walked away I turned slightly to see her watching me leave. I knew...right away I was in. A few hours later as the events were winding down for the day I noticed a familiar face crossing the street. Her black wig was gone, replaced with short red hair but I could tell it was her. "We meet again Princess." I said coming up behind. "Oh hey!" she said with a hint of glee. "So is this your secret identity?" I. Recently the forests had been plagued by huge, white, powder storms which seemed to appear from nowhere. The terrible white dust having a devastating effect on Renak’s people, many were blinded by it, many paralysed but most had been killed, dying a horribly prolonged and painful death. Since the dust storms most edible life forms in the forest had been destroyed and the only food left to Renak and his remaining people was a liquid which flowed just below the surface of the white, spongy. It was far better to see how my husband was when he came home later that evening.This meant I had hours to kill and the weight of a guilty conscience to live with.Going from room to room, I tidied what little mess there was in the house, emptied the dishwasher and wondered how to fill the hours before my husband’s return. With no more housework to take my mind of my predicament, the answer was obvious; go to the gym for real. I was already in my gym clothes after all. Five minutes later I had. “Why, who wants to know anyway, Brad Pitt?”“Your Grandpa wants to do something tonight and he asked what we were all doing,” explained my daughter.“Well Grandpa, it looks like you’ve got a date tonight,” she said, trying hard not to show her enthusiasm to her family. But I caught it and I suddenly started getting heated just thinking about it.I waited until Lori came home and asked her if she would like to go out for dinner and catch a movie or something and she responded that the dinner.