She moved into the crowded downtown area. One guy whistled at her. Severalladies looked at her in disgusted. She could feel eyes peering at her. S...edidn't know what to do. She walked into a bar and sat down. She didn't haveany money at all, but maybe she could find someone in here who she couldproposition. It wasn't too long before someone found her. The guy at the end of the bar sent a drink over to her. She'd never reallydrunk before, but she downed it quickly, hoping to take some of. My old one doesn’t have the belt, and it kills my shoulders. I can well remember how the straps hurt. I didn’t like that feeling then, and I probably won’t like it even more this time.”“We have a model that should help with that.” Eike nodded to his assistant, and the group moved to the area. “One size does not fit all,” he said. The female assistant helped Dessie find a backpack that fit, and Eike assisted Phillip.Once they had their packs chosen, Eike spoke quietly to his assistant, and she. And Mitch had become one of them. They had a tiny, run-down house in a rough, dark part of town, and their boys were allowed to sleep on the covered back porch and eat out of the kitchen when they needed to, as long as they did what the girls wanted, including servicing their sexual whims. On several occasions when Matt was really in a bind, Mitch had gotten permission for him to crash there too, though he tried to keep his young brother out of any of the shady dealings the others participated. “How? I have no ESP ability whatsoever! I sometimes don’t even understand things I hear.”Gracie smirked, “Oh, Charlie can do it! He gave Ed and me the gift. We had no abilities either.”“Same here.” Sarah grinned. “You just have to look into Charlies eyes and believe!”“You mean; you guys didn’t just get it on your own?”Ed said, “No, although you WILL have to practice. The seeing and hearing won’t come right away, but if you work on it, it will.”Gracie added, “Also, especially at first, you’ll.