We had spent two weeks at our camp getting the men into fighting condition and making the armor. We had all worked on the armor so that it was ready b... the time that Hippolyte thought that we were ready for our first battle. The general idea was that Hippolyte would fight from her horse with me using the mace as the opportunity presented itself, just as we had been doing. Janos would fight from the wagon with his crossbow and direct the three infantrymen to where they were needed. Hippolyte. She takes us to a little place for a wonderful lunch, and then she hires a boat to take us to one of the islands. The three of us are alone there. We are lying there with her between us when she rolls over on top of me and kisses me deeply. I look over at you. It looks like you are asleep, but I know you are not. You look over at us and give a little smile she and I both see. Two hours later I roll over on top of you and we are more ready for each other than ever. Later we go back to the. Ted and his family watched Steve carve Jessica and place the meat onto plates, Once she is all carved up into meat slices it looks just like cooked pork Ted thought to himself and despite his slight disgust over where the meat had come from and found himself wondering if it tasted as good as it looked, Ted took a look around when he came back to his senses and saw the piles of meat already on the plates in front of Susan, Steve and his own son John who seemed to be shoving the meat into his. I pushed down hard on her chest above where I though her heart was, wishing I had learned how to do CPR properly. Her large, soft breasts flopped obscenely as I pushed down rhythmically on her chest. I continued for several minutes, but she remained still and lifeless. "Somebody, help me! HELP!" I shouted, but there was no one anywhere on the beach. I fell back on the sand, exhausted and saddened that I could not save her. She was certainly and irrevocably dead. It was much the sadder because.