’ His response was muffled as he nuzzled my hair. ‘Maybe twenty minutes.’ He moved back to recline on his pillow. ‘I was watching you.’ Heat... crawled up my neck. ‘Really? Do you do that often?’ He chuckled and nodded. ‘You know I do. I’ve told you how I used to do that nearly every time you slept over.’ I thought back on those times before we’d lived together and my blush deepened. I’d been so shy about sleeping with him at first, worried about waking up with my hair in a tangled mess or drool. I gave up on him when I saw how hopelessly entangled he was with her. She had no respect for him, and his weakness for her made it difficult for me to respect him as a man.Then Chaz seemed to snap out of his trance and told Lisa to stay out of his life. I was very happy for him and I wanted to tell him that, but he stopped visiting and even stopped eating with us in the cafeteria and he didn't seem as friendly to me as he used to be. I just assumed he had been friendly with me for the sake of. " The girl led the way into the back, smiling silently to herself. "Or, maybe you're not as dumb as you seem, and just wanted an extra day wrapped up?"Sammy blushed, and felt the damp spot in her panties grow. "No, really, I seriously thought that you said Thursday last week." I see, so you are as dumb as you seem. Got it." Sammy blushed a deeper color, wondering why she set herself up for that insult. Even more so, she was wondering why the insults kept turning her on so much. Once they were. A young woman and a man got out. The woman was a very attractive brunette, but it was her more nondescript companion that caught my eye. His subtle grey uniform and the odd case he carried made me realise immediately what he was.I calmly began performing mental exercises we had been taught to mask our thoughts, and leaned back and said, "Spectre," to Five.She went pale and nodded. As calmly as possible I drove off after the boys. We were probably far enough away that they couldn't detect us..