"That was the single most amazingly intense experience of my life," she whispered. "I can't even move." You did pretty well for a first timer." I said...encouragingly "Think it's something you'll want to do again?" That's all I want to do." she answered, closing her eyes and reaching around to feel her arsehole. A worried look appeared on her face "Jesus, I hope it shrinks up again, you could drive a truck up there now." "You'll be fine" I reassured her "You might be feeling it a bit tomorrow. The last to go was the comb holding the veil, leaving her clad only in the loose robe she'd put on in preparation for this moment, and holding the veil with her hand. "I really am sorry to have to do this to you," the captain apologized again as she stepped under the branch. "I understand. It really isn't your fault," Kwei-Fei told him. Then she went on in a lower voice, "There are a couple of last favors I'd like to ask you." The captain seemed relieved that she wasn't crying or begging for. I didn’t really know what to wear for a night like this, but I opted for a tight black and white dress that covered all the essentials, but still left some place for the imagination. I paired it with some black pumps and red jewelry. My hair was easy, I curled it in soft waves and let it down, I liked it down because I looked more like my mom, and right now I was missing her a lot. I wasn’t a pro at makeup so I did as best as I could with what I had, easy smokey eyes with some red lipstick to. He was different from his parents though. He did not terrorise the people, he was kind to them. He listened to their issues, their complaints, and their ideas for the future. The people loved him. Whenever the Royal Battalion of the Legion Vanguard (RBLV) passed through a colonised system, the citizens cheered his name. “Kronalyrr! Kronalyrr! Kronalyrr!” Then, when he heard that there was going to be an Intergalactic Monument built in his honour, he was so touched, he declared that for a week,.