Reilly nodded, "It sounds right, and would mean that the replicant wasn't given the standard programming, In that way the same information would remai... safely with the Brother Xanadu, and that would give him eternal life - to the followers." he mused."But why would someone do that?" Milly asked, and Molly was interested in that as well.Reilly shook his head, "To maintain a myth, that Brother Xanadu cannot be killed, he would be miraculously resurrected back to the faith. Some people would be. She jumped on me and wrapped her legs around my waist, and I carried her up the stairs to her bedroom as she lightly kissed my neck. I was tempted to stop and let her have me on the stairs but this had to be done right. I pushed through the bedroom door, laid her down on the bed and crawled on top of her. I could have died and gone to heaven just being able to kiss the woman I fantasized about for so long. She pushed me away, and I thought I did something wrong, I thought I was doing what she. John had supplied equipment such as tractors and so on, and they were part of that general industry. She came up to the bar to buy a drink, recognized me and invited me to her table to chat.As a bartender, you can’t really do that, but I found an excuse, collecting glasses, and crouched by her chair as she told me about how life was after John’s death and how her boys now ran the business. She looked quite pretty and smart in her party outfit and she had warm eyes and exuded a sort of welcoming. A way had to be found out of this oven."Lead us, Orihime," I commanded."Yes, Divine Samurai."I turned, my armor clinking about me as I followed my three concubines. Chisato and Hikaru clung on either side of Orihime. They walked with grace, their ass shaking beneath the wide bows of their obi.Orihime peered into the alcove as I watched the chaos of the ovens. No one noticed us. My concubines slipped in and I followed. It was narrow, brass walls closing in on us after the wide, open cavern of.
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