Both of them cracked a smile. Each smile forcing the other to widenfurther until they both broke into a fit of laughter. Laughter at theircurrent stra...nge circumstance, laughter at the relief that they were stillfriends, laughter about just being young and alive on a beautifulSaturday afternoon."I have no idea what's going on," Leah said humorously with a slow shakeof her head as the laughter began to die down."To be honest, I don't know either," Zach said through a chuckle. He felta pang of. Lastly, she got up, and went into her bedroom. “Harrison, can you carry in the camera for me?” she called out. He carried it in. There she was. In a silky, see-thru body suit of some sort. “Do you like me in this?” she asked as she smiled devilishly. “Holy fucking shit, Lilly,” he said as his eyes spread wide open. He couldn’t move a bit as he zoned in on her curves and tits and her “now alive” like figure. It made her smile. “I love you in that,” he told her. “Then do this. Snap a few pictures. "They are certainly right about you," he said finally."They?" she asked, puzzled. "Who are 'they'?" The two little angels who worship the ground you walk on," he replied. Then with a little smile he added, "And please don't pretend you don't know who I'm talking about."Then his face took on an overtone of anger as he continued, "That idiot son of mine really hurt you, didn't he?" No!" she screamed. "No! Please don't ever say that! If I felt I was in any way coming between you and your son, I. “Carefully does it. I don’t think we have many friends here.”We moved as silently as we could; we Mages occasionally destroying a lurking Klarven, though their numbers weren’t that great in the area we were moving through.‘Barrier ahead, ‘ Lenna warned.‘Observe only, ‘ I replied. ‘We’re moving up.‘The defenders of Draenor had been busy; a huge mound of fallen constructs had been piled up to block the way into what appeared to be the local militia station and a few surrounding office blocks.