. or mine. All that had changed, for both of us ... for the better!Not only had my two Lindies brought joy to my heart and laughter to this house but ...hey also brought both my mom and I back to life. They had evicted both of us from our sour state.Lindie and Michelle was exactly what our lives needed. I was soon to find out that my life and my mom's were also the saving grace for them too.Rolling off of me onto her mother they hugged and kissed each other. Michelle added, "I don't want to ever. . so sorry...", I mumbled and wanted to turn around and run out of the steam room. "It's me who needs to apologise," the woman said. "I was a bit carried away by the wonderful atmosphere in here, forgetting that this is a public place. I hope I didn’t make you feel uncomfortable." She was speaking as nothing special had happened. She was so calm."No, No not at all. I understand and it was a liked the view," I tried to sound calm too, but maybe I just sounded silly. "You liked my little show?". There must havebeen fifty or more of them, and she noted with some astonishment that theywere all male. A male-only fay species? She'd never heard of such a thing, but female-onlyspecies were not uncommon. Perhaps these boys could contrive somehow to layeggs. She looked them over and saw nothing that appeared to be a suitable orifice.How very puzzling! "Are there girls in your species?" Catgirl asked. The fairies,who had been weeping profusely all this time, just kept on crying."I said: are. She was hot and knew it. By the time the sun had gone down, we had taken several calls. Breathing problems, car accidents, domestic disputes and a few nursing home calls. Nothing exciting, until one in the morning. The call was for a drowning, unconscious and not breathing. While on the scene, we did our work and loaded the patient up. Jessica and I worked together like a well oiled machine. We had the Fire Department drive us to the landing zone, and everyone in.