I let her fall with a thud on the ground, her melted eyes running from their sockets, her nasal cartilage crisping to reveal the hole beneath, her exp...sed jaw twitching with the last screams of her waning agony. Then, she was gone. The nymphs descended upon me, blowing their darts and throwing their stones. I stopped their projectile in the air and sent it flying back to them. They reeled behind cover, and I blasted a wall of flame between us, then hoisted Elena in the air, and walked toward. ~ He considered his options. Back to cooking. Or watch her go, and risk her looking over her shoulder and catching him. He took the gamble. His eyes rolled up and down her body as she walked away. Her bottom wiggled enchantingly. With the motion of her hips he could just make out each cheek rolling up and down beneath the towel. It was a magnificent view, and he got away with it. ~ She found the bedroom easily enough and wondered at the generous trust he had shown her. She was surprised at. I just hoped that I taught at the high school where my mother normally taught. I was in luck, as I found the name T. Peterson in one of the spots. Since my mother's first name was Angela, that had to be mine.I grabbed my bag and climbed out of the car. I stumbled on my high heels as I walked into the school's office. The receptionist smiled at me. "Good morning Miss Peterson." Miss?" I thought, "At least I'm not married."Just like when I was a little girl, somehow I knew how to be a little. Her suspicions were answered when the ship settled a bit and she felt the momentary flutter in her stomach that told her she had switched from one gravitational field to another. There were a series of clanks and hisses as the shuttle was secured and the bay was flooded with oxygen, before the rear loading hatch opened and the smell of a new environment flooded in.The brightly lit bay was similar in design to the one they had left just a half hour ago, but it was on a much larger scale. Instead.