Her eyes wererolled back in her head and her mouth was open wide,but no sound came out.At last Steve finished emptying himself and he fellback away fr...m her. Natalie collapsed too and shefought to catch her breath, breasts heaving and sweatcovering her small body as it glistened in themoonlight. I knew she was all right when she finallylooked toward me and smiled wearily. “Truth or Dare,”she whispered.Later we made our way back to camp. Without anydiscussion, Kellie and I went. She was aware of the sudden swell of voices on the communal stair asneighbours descended. She willed them to go. The door buzzed again and ablush of shame coloured her cheeks. She answered."Hi, it's me," he said. "Watch, there are people on the stair."She pressed the button to allow him entry. Opening her front door, shelistened and counted each foot step as he approached.He appeared at her door. The moment seemed to last an eternity as theylooked at each other, recognition alive in each others. I put on the best fitting jumpsuit they had hanging in the closet over my sweaty underwear. I could shower after they brought me some clean clothes. They also keep a wide selection of ordinance so I picked myself a security blanket to carry around while we waited. I don't care if the place is tighter than Fort Knox; I'm not sitting around unarmed anywhere with someone gunning for me. Rod called back forty minutes after we got there."Henslith's gone, no sign of her; doesn't look good. Purse is. I'd known Sadie Bishop for about eight years by then; she'd been the best friend of my one time wife. To say that Sadie and I had never got on from the moment Katrina first introduced us to each other, would be putting it mildly!I'm not sure what it was about the woman that got to me. I have to admit that Sadie always had been one fine looking piece of real estate; I had to agree with Ralf on that one. And well, thinking back to the odd occasion, I'd seen Sadie about town years before — well.