Are you hungry? Need to rest from the flight? Thirsty? What? Your wish is my command, pretty one," he said."I sat next to a fat lady doused with perfu...e on the flight. If you don't mind, I'll take a shower to wash away her scent, and then change into some casual clothes." Okay, I'll be down working." Oh, I thought you retired." I did, but I watch the stock markets and make frequent adjustments to my portfolio. I fired my broker; it's easier and more profitable to do my own trading online. Also. T'Pau checked the harness and the fastened rope one last time and got down to the ground. The bigger area of contact would relieve pressure on the potentially brittle snow covered ice. Slowly she began crawling forward towards the opening, while the Andorians kept the rope tightened, ready to yank her back if the ground gave way.In mutual agreement the group had decided to start with the rescue effort. Even with an emergency shuttle start, rescue forces would need at least fifteen minutes to. ..you smell lovely” he said and ran his tongue from shoulder blade to ear lobe.He nibbled her ear and probed it with his tongue.He nipped her neck...not a big sucky,lovebite type of thing but a proper tiny sharp nip.“Ow!...What the f....?” She made as if to turn and as she did he met her mouth with his and kissed her hard forcing his tongue between her lips and pushing and probing between her teeth.She could have stopped him - a tongue is weaker than teeth after all – but she didn’t.She parted. I don't know the whole story, but I've seen some of the film of the battles on Darling Downs. The Sa'arm don't like moving in the wind, but their exoskeletons definitely protect them from the constant scouring caused by flying dust and dirt. The bigger issue is that while their weapons have short ranges, they appear to be completely unaffected by the wind. On Wadi we had a range advantage and used it mercilessly to cut down the number of Sa'arm we were facing before the ranges closed. On.