I’ll see you tomorrow.”“You’re wel--”“Bye, thank you,” Victoria stammered out her interruption at David’s window and rushed into the h...use. Kristi circuited the back of the car, passing Curtis as he grabbed their backpacks. Kristi hopped in the front. She dropped her schoolbag between her knees.“Just you and me?” David asked.“Looks that way,” Kristi watched the Shannons enter their home, “Hey, do you want to go to the mall?”“I kinda hate the mall,” He shifted into reverse.“Yeah, boys...” Kristi. Melanie wouldn't recognize her.Oh dear God, Ilsa thought, how can this be happening?She peeked again, to make sure her eyes and her mind were not playing tricks on her. If it wasn't her, it was certainly a close relative. Like a twin sister maybe.She tried to calm her panicked mind, certain that the pounding of her heart was audible to everyone. The lady in the park had been wearing sunglasses, she told herself. Maybe it's not her. The short, wavy blonde hair was the same though, and Ilsa had. Thinking I was safe and that Mike was asleep (and it was dark) I went back in the room sporting my hard-on pointing the way, only to see Mike lying in bed looking at me in the gloomy night light of his bedside clock. As our eyes met he smiled at me and I blushed.I slid into bed facing away from Mike. But within seconds I felt his hand on my hip, then sliding down to my inner thigh. Then he moved his hand further around to cradle my balls for a few seconds before finally moving it up and held my. Anna stood coolly with the beast rapidly approaching. She strung the bow - which Jaide noticed was not made of wood, but some other curious material - and notched the arrow while the beast grew ever closer. Its teeth were still bared and its paws made a terrible thrashing sound as it bounded forward. Though it seemed almost to happen in slow motion, little more than a second passed from the time Anna first grasped the bow from her pack to the time she loosed the arrow. The shaft flew as if the.