It even had some sort of sight -- like he'd need it at this range! He was holding his bow with both hands, an arrow nocked and ready, fully drawn. Ano...her arrow was clipped to a gadget attached to the bow for an easy reload. Like he'd need it! One would be plenty if I let him get any closer.The only thing in my favor was that he was safety-conscious, holding his bow low and pointing at the ground. Sweating bullets I popped out on the far side of the butt from him, no further than I had to, and. Margaret followed more sedately. Alexandra opened the car door and stepped out, giving her daughter a long, tight hug.Margaret watched the sight and burst out laughing. Clutching her stomach and pointing at her sister, she collapsed to the ground in paroxysms of laughter. Jennifer went over to her and demanded to know what was so funny. Margaret pointed again at her sister, and gasped out, “Catch me, fuck me!” before laughing again.Jennifer stared at her aunt before turning back to her mother,. Completing his circuit, he crouched down to review what he had found. The cabin had wooden shutters covering the windows, but wear and tear had led to a little warping and where this had happened, some light spilled out from the inside."There's definitely somebody at home," Gavin mused.Taking a risk, he ghosted up the steps to the front porch and studied the door. It was solid and he feared that any attempt to open it would make a terrible racket. A glance at his watch showed him that it was. Anthony stood still as if listening to something his mind trying to sense its purpose. It was very near from what he could tell. A cold shiver ran down his spine and his heart pumped with new vigor as their minds touched. The hairs on the back of his neck began to rise. The creature was somewhere in the room. Anthony's eyes searched the shadows for any hint of it. For a moment they saw only darkness and nothing else. Then he appeared and Anthony could not breathe the vision of the creature.