“Hello love! How are you?” She smiled back.“I’m alright. Looks like you have a friend?” I asked of her, wishing to know what was going on. D...ana would typically give me a heads-up when she would be bringing home company, but today I had no warning of the pending visit.“Ah yes, this is Carol, from work. You remember me mentioning her before.” She filled in the introduction.“I do actually! Nice to meet you Carol. I’m Greg. I have heard a lot about you from my wife, I hope Leo has stopped being an. ” Cause starting fights with the Carthians over meaningless territory was a great way to spend their time. Maria and Michael said it wasn’t just about territory, but blood, humans, their sheep, their sole food source, and their future. Jack figured they just wanted to show the Carthians that the Invictus were stronger. They were right, but they didn’t need to make enemies over it.“Yeah but she says there wasn’t any fighting over the area she’s covering. Told me things had been clear as day for. She was still in the field where they had been partying the night before, so she figured at some point she must have just passed out.Next to her was the broken Maypole that they had erected a few nights before. Her long blonde hair was a right mess as she brushed it away to get a clear view of the situation with her bright blue eyes. Bottles and cans were lying around in the grass, not unexpected, but other than that it seemed abandoned. What kind of friends did she have that just left her like. ”“Hmm, no. But,” she grinned, her hands locked behind her and she spoke quietly, “I could give ya something else.” She twisted her waist to move her upper torso from side to side. The way she was standing made her chest stick out even more.AJ was staring at Julie’s bosom and grinning, his eyes scanning the rest of her body as he lowered his gaze. “What would that be?”Julie winked at him and turned to walk up aisle four. “Come on, you can find out while you help me get the drinks for the cooler.