Good said before she reached into her caseagain. Greg followed her hands when she pulled out what appeared to be agolden halo. It was shaped rather od...ly with a dozen blinking lights thatwere underneath the metal of the machine. Slowly she placed it over hishead.With a turn of her fingers she turned it on with a little hum filling hisears. The entire room felt like they were leaning in to see whathappened. Each individual girl looked like they were ready with extremeinterest. What might be. She couldn’t turn her head and she was still getting a good seeing to from John’s tongue so stopped struggling. Then I told her how to give head, using her tongue and sucking. She was a fast learner and was soon giving a good blow job.By this time John was fingering her like mad and she was bucking away having one orgasm after another. “I need a fuck” said John as he stood up and found the bed just the right height to walk his cock straight into her. Shit it went straight in and he was up to. Y'all seen any?"Bob answered, "Nope, we ain't seen hide nor hair of such. Good luck ta y'all, though. Now, we need ta hurry on, since we got an appointment up the road a few miles." Not so fast, there! That mule looks pretty heavy loaded. What ya got in them bags. Them things look a lot like gold bags ta me." That ain't none of yer business. Now move out of the way afore I gits aggrafretted."The talkative outlaw pulled out an especially long knife and said, "I think that I'll just have a look. Hank walked past Val and me, and looked it over. Turned on, it merely emitted clicks at random intervals, maybe ten or twenty a minute. Hank held it up to his watch and it clicked rapidly. I turned to Val and exclaimed, ‘It’s a Geiger counter! Hank’s got a watch with a radium dial, to glow in the dark. We must be looking for something that’s radioactive!’ Hank got on his gee-whiz radio and asked for the lab techs to join our party. He handed them the Geiger counter and explained that the thing.