. even then, only the government could buy, at their price."The world went to hell in '29. Daddy and I were ranching but I believe the little bit of g...old mining I did was all that was keeping us afloat. In 1930 the U.S. Reclamation Service decided our valley would make a great impoundment. Without a word to us they moved in and started building a dam."I happened on the area while I was making a gather. Instead of making a big fuss about it I rode the cars to Denver and then to Washington, where. ) But anyways, your complaints about how things work for the concubines isn't accurate. First, everyone who left Earth took a risk and for the citizens who have become warriors, the risk is higher than you might think. Wadi has seen ten percent of its warriors die fighting the Sa'arm. Sure not all of them get thrown into the replicators since we can't always retrieve the bodies, but They end up as meat all the same. Especially the ones who end up harvested by the Sa'arm. We do all we can to. The heat was building between her legs and she was getting ready as she started pushing her hips up to meet his downward thrusts. Oh Im cummmming she let loose and screamed with delight. She dug her finger into his shoulder and shook for a couple of seconds, just then she felt his cock twitch inside her and bam a torrent of cum started to flood her, spurt after spurt gushed out of him. He collapsed on her, slowly there breathing returned to normal. John rolled off and she saw James get between. “I’m pregnant!”“You silly,” chuckled Les.Tracey took her vows. The wedding was a lovely ceremony.The extravagantly robed minister announced, “I present to you Mr. & Mrs. Lester Phillips.” The crowd cheered.Tracey moved to town where Les lived and set up her solo law practice. Together, they had one daughter, Amber. Occasionally, RItchie would call the private line in Les’ office at the dealership.“Hello,” the brutish man said.“Hey, Daddy,” lisped the supple Ritchie.“What’s up, baby?”“Just can’t.