"Jenny answered with a soft whimper, her command of language slowly being lost as desire filled her, robbing her of thoughts that didn’t involve the...pleasure that Jacob had promised her and his slowly unfolding tale."So it was that Molly set out upon the path to the old mill pond, with visions of romance in her head. She’d finally settled on a pretty summer dress that buttoned up the front and left her shoulders bare. It was sky blue, as where her slippers, while her stocking were white as were. For the last three weeks, Jenny Walsh had shown up to class five minutes early each day and had been perfectly prepared. At first, the class, and I do mean the entire class, had turned around and stared at her as she whittled off fact after fact. She was impressive. Now, they just believed her to be a goody two shoes and had returned to being zombies on their phones. Jenny smiled and winked at me, like the wink I had given her when we first met. “Yes, Ms. Walsh, that is absolutely correct. I. He was facing a summoning gateway to Hell, larger than the warehouse that it had just swallowed. The process had taken vast amounts of time and energy, but now, the finished creation was ready.Slowly coming up like a sunken ship filled with airbags, a large building rose up from the portal with an ominous presence. The building was a cathedral, but not like any cathedral seen on Earth. The building looked like it was carved from obsidian, with millions of symbols painted across the walls.. Then it snapped loose and she fell into the snow breathing heavily. "Thank you Carl... I will repay that debt someday" Carl didn't seem to hear her words. He was just looking at her sweaty body laying there spread eagle and out of strength."Repay that debt now it now." He said falling on her. Her legs were spread and as he fell it was too late to deny him. She looked at him as he stared into her eyes. She felt a very human emotion then. One she had not imagined to feel. She felt a spurning in.