“So Paige let me go to bed early. Then I just woke up and couldn’t get back to sleep. It was still dark and I didn’t want to wake Paige up that ...arly, so I’ve just been looking out the window watching the sunrise. I’ve never seen a sunrise before and it was pretty, but then I saw you and Mandy run by and I wanted to see what you were doing. Hi Mandy.”I chuckled as I picked her up. “Well that was better than the endless questions, but you still need to work on breathing between sentences little. But I kept my money and kept my seat. There was time for that, later.Finally, the song, if you could call it that, ended. And it was like the spell was over. All of a sudden, she stopped and walked off the stage, as normally as a woman with that body could. Right for my table. And I could feel the grin on my face, this big Cheshire cat grin that I never managed to have in the rest of my life."Hey, sugar," she said. Her voice was amazing--this soft, throaty, feminine purr. And I was the only one. Her pussy clenched once more in orgasm as my load slammed into the back of it. She let loose a scream that was far louder than any of her previous screams. It even made me seem quiet. After we had both finished, she doubled over on to my chest and lay there panting. I wrapped my arms around her and held her tightly. After a few seconds I decided to roll her over so that we could clean up a little. ‘Don’t even think about it little boy.’ She said it with a sort of quiet force, the kind of. The Barge came down in grounds adjacent to the MUG Campus on the drive way to a modest discretely grand mansion. It landed in a hover taxi and then settled to the ground to taxi clear of its dust storm. The Havildar came down the steps as the Barge came to a stop, saluted as the hatch cycled, and as McCock returned the salute murmured,"Thank you for Sajani, Sahib" and then in normal voice as Sally joined McCock, "the familyis gathered in the Waiting Room."Trudie appeared at the entranceway to.