“Try it then, I won’t be far away should something go awry.” Walking forwards in the swirling blue light I can understand how one would get dist...acted in here, I’m finding it hard to focus on much of anything except the infinite patterns before me. Then a thought comes to me, another memory and I walk forward remembering the cup of tea I’d drank inside my closest friend’s house. Inside her room to be more exact, and then with another turn of the maze I’m there, watching her dress. Of course. She was sitting on the opposite end and was looking in her books while I was ogling over her cleavage. I had to clear my doubts and asked why didn’t she inform about this the previous day. She sat back and gave a smile and that look was so cunning. She got up locked the room and sat beside me.She said – the only reason you are here is because I love the way you talk to my parents and other people, I also spoke to your friends and they spoke high about you. I did my research and asked my mother. ’ ‘All right then, off you go.’ ‘You said two envelopes sir.’ ‘Of course, of course.’ Dr Walters went the old fashioned coat and hat rack near the office door. He dug through his coat and found a large bulky Number Ten envelope. It was full and the flap could barely close. It wasn’t sealed. ‘I want you to take care of this. Keep it in a safe place, and bring it back to me on the Thursday of finals week.’ ‘Sir! It’s full of money. I can’t take this.’ ‘Certainly you can my boy. It’s my winnings. ” Osha crooned, her voice low and sultry. A wide smirk spread across her face, and he felt her sinuous tail coil around his ankle, his heart pounding in his chest as she dragged him across the mattresses with the fluffy appendage. The two bead women had abandoned their prior activities and were waiting for Schaffer to be pulled close enough to grab, like tigers waiting to be fed at a zoo. Schaffer resigned himself to his fate, a fresh excitement growing in his chest, butterflies swarming in his.