It’s hard to stay mad at a woman you are about to sleep with. Ikuno sat up again, wiping tears from the corners of her eyes, “My apolog...ies Kal, I thought you knew it was a magic lantern.” Eyes wide with wonder Kal looked over at the glowing orb again, “That’s magic?” Ikuno smiled, “Yes, books are expensive and some of those are irreplaceable magical tomes. It would not do well to have torches near them. Touch the globe again to put the lantern out and come to. ”With that, the small band of soldiers and the ‘ancillary’ troops – the volunteers; marched out. Fifty men, wasn’t bad, he told himself, as long as the enemy didn’t get close, they wouldn’t realise what a hodge-podge they were.The enemy gang appeared, took stock, and sent a negotiator under a truce flag.“You can leave, we won’t stop you or attack you. Then we can move in.”“Thanks, let me think ... No; I know, you leave before we kill you. Sorry, we are defending the city”“CITY??? Ha ha ha ha ha. I move into the kitchen and I am surprised to find you standing at the bench, preparing what appears to be chicken fajitas. Not surprised so much that you are here, nor that you are putting together an evening meal for us, but more so that there was no greeting on my arrival or even a reply when I called out. I look at you closely and I recognize your body language is telling me your day has been equally as frustrating as my own. You are still in your work attire. Your new black dress looks. She never wanted that door open again. She was panicked, barely able to breathe, heart pounding against her ribcage. She had to--“Go pee!” Kaylee suddenly squealed, squirming madly. “I have to go pee!”“Stop that!” Kellee hissed. “You’ll make me pee my panties!” She was in serious danger of peeing down her leg and soaking the bedroom carpet right now.Writhing, Kaylee jammed her fists into her crotch, staggered to the door and yanked it wide open. Kellee gasped and jumped back, hopping.