David waited while I placed the order, having accepted my offer to buy him a drink."Because, according to my sources, you know everything there is to ...know about vampires and their secrets."I was shocked. Not about the subject, but because someone had told this man about me. Someone I'd trusted. Had I been betrayed?"That was a long time ago," I countered firmly, meeting his stare, my gaze unwavering."A long time ago you say, but you know as well as I do that time is illusionary, isn't it?" Not. Suddenly the woman that he could see in his mind’s eye stuck her head out of the rear of the pro shop and called, ‘Eddie, you’re wanted on the telephone.’ ‘Okay, Sally, thanks,’ he called loping across the parking lot to the telephone in the pro shop. ‘Yes,’ he said into the telephone, ‘Eddie Frampton here.’ ‘Eddie it’s Nina Marsdale. I’d like to have a little talk with you today. What’s your group schedule like today?’ ‘Well, let’s see,’ he said uncertainly. What the hell did Nina. Since big black Robbie was the most skeptical I was going to get hir to spray first. I lunged onto hir big hot rod and squeezed it as hard as I could with my lips."God damn!" shouted Robbie. "Dis bitch is what's up!"Staring up into Robbie's eyes I stuck my tongue under her shaft and softly said,"Paint me."It was like sticking my mouth on a lawn sprinkler that was spraying warm water. Robbie's juice was splashing onto the roof of my mouth and gushing down over my lips and chin. Robbie's. With a big curiosity on the fourth day I entered into the settlement campus. I found a narrow passage besides the old building, nobody was going that side. I took chance and hiding other’s eye I entered into the passage and forwarded through the dark passage and I reached at the back side of the building. I saw there was a wide place but full of rubbish, thorny weeds, broken packing box and some other useless things. At the last corner of the building, under a shed the insane-lady was sitting.