It was early, simple lies that gave us a few days to figure out what was happening and what we were going to do. But as I laid there staring off into ...he darkness of our room, I wondered about our life, like what was going to change?It wasn’t an easy question to guess at. I mean, Helen was changing, not just her new addition either, there was something else. We hadn’t really talked about the changes much. (Honestly, all we had done since it started was research and orgasm, which wasn’t. Today was no different. They were a lighter yellow, a different shade than my top but close enough that they matched. I parted my lips and bit my tongue the same way she had done, and decided the look didn't work for me, but then it made me think of her again. I stepped out of the restroom and made towards the doors. I am not sure how I ended up in the elevator instead. My heart was racing and I had to see her again. I was just going to return the card and that's it. I slid the card into the. It didn't take me long to spot the small opening. Anna followed me skeptically, still mounted."This is good," I said when I found a small clearing with enough grass for the horses to graze. We were less than fifty feet from the mouth of the cave but you couldn't see it unless you knew what you were looking at."Let's eat," I told her as I removed the blanket that was tied across my saddle. Spreading it in the little clearing, I sat down and began to check out my saddlebags to see what Mable had. ’ Don started quietly. ‘I’m trying hard to change but sometimes I still have trouble controlling my emotions.’ Anne was conflicted as she looked over at him, he was embarrassed by his actions yet those same actions had saved her from harm. How she could blame him for protecting her she wondered. ‘Mister Duncan,’ she started. ‘Miss Summers,’ he interrupted her, ‘I had hoped that your calling me Don at the store had changed things a bit.’ ‘I guess it was just a reflex but you’re right.’ She.