But nothing else." Damn, better explain then. We're thinking that about 80 years ago there was. . .a war, if you can call it that. As far as we can te...l it only lasted a couple hours, but in those couple hours we say the nations of the world unleash nuclear, biological, chemical, mimetic, and quantum weapons. The human race went from about 10 billion to about 1.5 billion in one year. And the survivors were damaged- there hasn't been a year of positive population growth sense." Damn, how many of. “I think it’s time we went in and confronted this wayward cleric” whispered Charles to which daddy agreed and they both speeded up their thrusts. Daddy came first in Lou and I heard them both grunt with satisfaction as I felt Charles shoot his thick wad of cum deep up into me. He felt so good and I clenched my pussy muscles to grip him tighter so that I could feel each spurt dousing inside me. As he and daddy slid their cocks back into their trousers we headed back into the house and I could. I finally went to sleep. I woke up on my own, daylight not visible from the windowless holding cell. NO watch. Had no idea of the time. Dozed, drifted, until the hall door opened and another man came in and shoved a metal try of food under the door."Your breakfast." Thank you." Try it. You may take that back." I'm a veteran. I've endured meals in the middle of a sandstorm. I don't think your tray can beat that." Veteran?" Yeah. Army. Lieutenant, Engineers. Gulf War I." Really? I joined the army. Oh no! I groan. I waited too long. There’s no way I can drive in this, the airport is 20 miles away. I close the door and take off my coat, put away my things. The lights flicker, once, twice, then go completely off. Great. I feel my way around, not really familiar with my house yet, not in the dark anyway. I grope my way to the junk drawer and pull out a flashlight. I find the candles I use for dinners and light them, one in each room. I’ve got enough batteries for the flashlight, but the.