The door from the hallway to my room was already closed so I was in the clear for the most part. I sat down at my desk and acted like I was working on...an English assignment. I could hear the voice of my mom but I had no clue what she was saying to Matt. She apparently stopped talking and I heard Matt's door close. My mother must have walked down the stairs quietly because I couldn't hear any footsteps. I got up from my desk and went into the bathroom, heading for Matt's room. As I was reaching. If you didn’t get involved, you didn’t get hurt. ‘Are…are you going to leave now?’ she whispered. She hoped the man would leave now that he’d had her. Tom was slumped on the sofa, still trying to get his wits about him. She was just about the best piece of ass he ever had! And it looked like she wanted him to stay, otherwise, why would she be asking? He shook his head. ‘Don’t worry, honey, I ain’t goin’ until you tell me to,’ he replied. ‘Oh,’ Ann said. She stretched and got up. ‘I…I have to go. ” and then caressed his balls.Thorvik shivered and then protested, “Release me now !”Ignoring Kabot, Kalindraa spun Thorvik, so that his back was to her and held spread-eagle for her inspection Kalinda mused, “Such strong thighs and even stronger flanks !” as her two free hands groped and caressed his thighs and buttocks and then gave his left ass-cheek an appreciative slap.“I am a 'Warrior of the Wastes' and a follower of Ozir and I will not be treated like a horse !” Thorvik exclaimed angrily. I gave no sign of recognition."Jack?" said Jerry, a little hesitantly.I wondered did he still suffer from migraines. No way to ask, though. I smiled in the kind of casual way you do at strangers. "Do I know you, sir?" I asked.My lawyer, who'd insisted on being present as well, frowned at me. "My client has nothing to say," he told Richard pointedly, clearly meaning for me to take the hint. I smiled at the lawyer and nodded understanding. Jerry and the other man, I couldn't even recollect his.