" They'll be done before too long," allowed Martin. "Diane -- and Jack, too -- will have plenty to learn from." Don't you think it's odd," said Emma, ...that Diane and Jack are half killing each other with sex in a room full of people, and nobody else is interested?"Nobody could resist at least glancing at the loving couple. "Looks like they're having fun," said Beth."What about me?" asked Laura. "I've never been through this before, either." We'll help you," smiled Claire."We need something to. Ebola took weeks to build up enough to show symptoms, and AIDS took years. The Great Death shows symptoms in hours, and can kill you in days."By getting the filtered plasma into a patient quickly, the virus and its transfer mechanism is weak enough it won't make them as sick. And when it does gain enough strength, the immune system has already been conditioned by the plasma to respond quickly without overreacting. Is that any clearer?" Strangely enough, yeah. It is," Doug said, considering. I kept telling her I was doing fine and she didn't have to feel like she had to try to please me every second. I tried to explain that I'd be happier if we could just be lovers, equal in giving and receiving pleasure and love. I didn't seem to be able to get it across to her.We didn't argue about anything, and any married man can tell you that's a strong indication of problems. Karen's will seemed to have slipped away. More than a few nights, I woke with her curled against me, crying like a. We were wrapped around each other, and she felt reassuring and comfortable. 'Karol', I said and shook her, and she stirred.My head was pounding and I hurt like hell between my legs, back and front. We were covered in the secretions of men, but alone, and still in the flat where we partied.'Karol', I said again as the realization of the party came back to me, and the numerous men we shared.Karolina sat up and shook her head, 'I need to shower', she said, and I responded by querying how many men.