Together they marveled the last rays of sunlight when Jo spotted something in the shadows."Look over there", she asked her husband, "isn't that an ent...ance?"David's eyes followed her fingers and hidden in a corner he saw the opening in the wall. It was easily to been overlooked, just the long rays of the low-standing sun revealed it's existence."I guess", David replied. "After all, somehow they must have entered those buildings." Oh, come on. Let's have a look inside", Jo begged."I don't know.". What’d you find on that terminal?”“Nothing, Piper. They’ve wiped it, just put some taunts in it is all. Okay, I’m on point, Deacon and James, Gwen and Curie, Piper in the rear. VERY slowly. I have a feeling there are all sorts of traps ahead. You may as well put your hazmat suits on, I have a feeling they’re going to throw gas, radiation, and all sorts of nasty shit at us.”I carefully crept around the staircase leading down. It was sort of obvious that this was the only way to go, since there. I walked down the hall to the kitchen and her amused expression. "Expecting someone else?" she asked with a hint of a smile. "Just checking," I said. "You just never know who might drop in." She didn't remark, but kept her pleasant expression in place as she casually strolled around the kitchen and dining area where I had my laptop out and papers strewn about. She had kicked off her sandals. Apparently she was staying for a while. "Love what you've done with the place," she joked. I hadn't. "Yes, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to press a wrong button." No, I'm sorry too," he apologized, before kissing me. "I didn't mean to upset you, step-sis." Don't worry, you didn't," I made clear, before kissing him and getting off him.I got on my knees and grabbed his rod again. I stroked it rather swiftly too and watched the results as he leaned back. We looked at each other again but didn't speak for some time. I wanted to milk him for all he was worth.I felt him jiggle a lot, too, so he had a lot.