"Remember the young man who served us our drinks?" Yes." Quite a hunk, huh?" Oh, you liked that, huh?" Uh-huh. My imagination went a little wild." Oh,...how so?" Before I tell you, let me ask you a question. When you look at young women built as well as the hunk, but in a feminine way, do you ever undress them in your mind?"He laughed. "Guilty as charged. Is that what you did?" Uh-huh. I laughed at the image my mind created. It was definitely exaggerated."He chuckled. "That big, huh?" Yeah." Her. They looked like chimneys of stone, their surfaces covered in what resembled colorful moss, but was actually discoloration in the minerals. They were uneven, bulbous, no two of them exactly alike. They sprouted from the ground in clusters, many of them seeming to emerge from the same formation of rock. They were far higher than he had imagined, some of them looked to be skirting a hundred feet. Many had collapsed under their own weight, but there were plenty still standing tall.Surrounding them. It didn't hurt to talk as much as ithad used to. The havoc from the dehydration caused by his alcoholism wasno more."Yes." How?" You'll find out," she looked past his shoulder and found the emptybottle behind him. "See," she said gazing at the naked man, "I told youhe'd do it."Chris could not believe the sight of Agatha's smooth body. His own bodywas feeling a rush of excitement. He wanted her so desperately right now.He gave her a lecherous smile and winked at her."I'm sorry darling," she. Ann followed her, but mustered only half a smile that was not very convincing. "Oh, Melissa!" Susan sang. "We've come for you. We've come to free you and accept you into the Circle! You've made it!"There was no response for a moment. Susan's smile faded, and her panic mounted. Ann gave her a worried look."Good morning. You're a little early, aren't you?"Susan and Ann exchanged glances. They were not sure what it was about Melissa's voice that frightened them. Her voice had been perfectly calm,.