"We'll see."John and Patty visited, as did Phil in his capacity with the Fire Brigades Union, and his boss, Station Officer Billings.Time in hospital ...eant time with little to do but think. Always introspective, Simon sat, or lay, and did just that. He thought about what he would do after getting out of hospital. He thought, and worried, and feared a little, about the rehabilitation he'd soon be undergoing. While he trusted his doctors, recognising professionalism and competence, still he. " Try what?"He whispered into my ear (I shall not spoil the fun by telling you what he said), and I felt my pussy get wet and tingle. As soon as I could, I said, "Yes, that sounds like something I'd very much like to try," I said."Good, good. Now, if you're willing, we could start filming after lunch. And I can discuss a few other things we might try, too."I grinned. This was going to be a great day.An hour after lunch, the director led me into the studio. I recognized the table from the videos. How does a reporter learn such things?" I may not be a very successful reporter," I said, "but I am a good one.I notice stuff others don't, that they don't seem to even want tonotice. Over the years I've seen things I would've sworn were impossibleonce upon a time, but they all turned out to be real. Yet you might bethe strangest of them all, a powerful witch living as a suburbanhousewife." I thought I'd been careful, but if you were able to track me down thenI haven't been as careful as I'd. A half-pound depleted uranium slug hitting you at Mach 10 speeds will really mess up your day.But all of this wasn’t of any concern to me. We had no intention of starting an unwinnable shooting war. But I did like seeing all those thirsty thoroughbreds gulping fuel like it there was no tomorrow.I was also interested in their troop carriers. I knew they were out there, just outside our sensor range. What I wanted to know was how many of them were there. Each troop carrier averaged 500 combat.