He would have liked Telea’s help with this, but by the time he’d done explaining it would only be time to repeat it all with Laurel, so he made do... and soon he and Rospar had created a fairly sturdy dome, about seven metres in diameter. It wasn’t air-tight, but it should provide some protection from temperature, weather and wildlife.He was working on the door when Laurel woke up. He dropped his tools and went to kneel beside her.“Don’t try to move,” he said. “You’ve broken your leg, and you. But how did Charlotte know? Had Sam shared that with her? It certainly looked like that might be case. Either that, or Charlotte was very intuitive.Her words also reminded me of what was happening on the other side of the room. Events had clearly moved on whilst Charlotte had been distracting me so completely. Sam was now kneeling on the floor between Peter’s legs. Peter’s trousers and boxers were in a heap on the floor next to him and Sam did indeed have his cock in her mouth.Or she was. Weren't, then who shall I believe?' She looked down at her daughter who was paying very close attention to what was going on. 'Whose memory shall I trust Sarah, mine or David's?'Sarah looked at her mother, then me. By that time I was grinning inanely and tapping my chest whilst miming 'me'. The child giggled loudly and pointed at me.Lyn put the back of her hand to her forehead and looked crestfallen. 'Betrayed by my own daughter.' She moaned causing even more giggles from said betrayer.'So now. "Baby it's okay. No one is going to see us." Anthony said to Delilah."How do you know that for sure, there are people walking by, they can turn around and see us in a second!" Delilah replied."Come on then we will go into the yard." Anthony said, grabbing Delilah's waist from behind."What? No way! What if they look out their window?!" Delilah shot back. Anthony grinned and pointed to the window above their heads. "Has anyone looked out of this window?"Before Delilah could protest again, Anthony.