She signed the second set of papers quickly, trading stacks with him again once she was finished so he could sign those as well. Finished, he took the... second copy and folded it, putting it aside on the table and smiling at her. She smiled back, twining her fingers in her lap as she said, “Now that all the paperwork is out of the way, what would you like to do?”“I’d like you to take your clothes off and put these on yourself, then do a little walk for me.” He rumbled, pulling a set of small. " Kim seemed to focus herfull attention on Ben's eyes. Kim began to tear up, shaking her head gently in denial, no longerlooking at Ben. "No Ben, you can't take Sarah." Yes I can. You blew me off remember?" I was confused. Hell, I'm still confused," Kim admitted with wateryeyes. "I'll say," Ben added sarcastically."You don't have to be mean to me Benjamin," Kim snapped. "I'm scared. My only chance to get this unlocked is almost here. Don't take itoff... I can't do anything about that. I got well dressed up, as soon as I arrived I was bought drinks from the guys that work in the factory area of my company and being polite I didn’t refuse so you can imagine it didn’t take me long to start feeling a little pissed. I was asked for Christmas kisses by some of the guys, they went from a small peck to a full on the lips snog,I was starting to get wet between the legs already, then a young lad from the factory Mark came up to me and told me how stunning I looked, bless him he’s only. It was especially tragic given that this wooded district had earned a good reputation as a refuge to those who'd sought to live an alternative lifestyle set apart from the general poverty of modern England. Unfortunately, good intentions and utopian idealism had proved to be no protection at all against the ravages of the plague.Alone amongst her companions, Eugenie felt almost at home in the fields and woodland of Epping; no longer trudging through Central London's dilapidated ruins. This was.