"...Go and get us some lunch," Amy said with a pretend tired chuckle.Sophie grinned as she walked away, though deep down, she knew herfriend was right... there was no way she'd be able to hide 'Sophie' fromher parents forever. The only way would be to make 'Sophie' a thing ofthe past, and that was a price she was unwilling to pay. Or at least, aprice she'd previously thought she was unwilling to pay...Sophie returned from the nearby caf? roughly twenty minutes later witha bag full of baguettes. Celes found an appropriate encampment some time later. The companions hurried under cloak of invisibility to the area soon afterward. They approached and evaluated the camp. The creatures had set up a crude shelter for the shaman, the building well guarded by warrior goblins. Danica estimated that there were over a hundred of the creatures in the area, between the group in the main camp and the numerous sentries.The companions backtracked up the trail a short distance, Venaru and Janelle. But it was still enough to melt away a little moreof Jane's confidence. Emily drew Janeto a halt. "I'm going to uncuff you first. Are you goingto be a good girl?" "I'm always a good girl, Nanny Em" replied Jane in a childish singsongvoice, trying to mock Emily's question. "You know I am." Emily laughed and patted Jane on the top of her head."Yes you are sucha good girl." "Jane felt Emily's fingers fumbling with one of the cuffs and breatheda sigh of relief when she felt it open. But before she. He also had a very serious look on his face."Fair enough we will never have this conversation again," I said it and it cut two ways. There would be no further warnings and I expected him not to need any reminders."There will be no need, I get that you are a bad ass bitch. You are just the kind of woman that we all just love," he said with a grin.My smart phone chirped. I needed to get some kind of cool ring tone on it again, but I didn't dare give it to anyone else to add one. I could easily.