No apology necessary.”We left the room together, but she turned left and I headed to the right, collecting a leash from the wall as I passed through... the lounge area. Sue was exactly as we had left her. I clipped the leash to her collar. “Heel.” I turned and walked her out, heading to the only alpha dog kennel that wasn’t in use.Once inside I slipped off the leash and let my fingers linger, rubbing her behind her ear, part stroke, part caress. “Ok beautiful, let’s find out just how obedient you. . The one that said, ‘You won’t be here long.’”Oh my goodness.How did she hear the voice of death? No one ever heard the death voice but me. Something here was not like my other lives. Abby and I really did have some eternal reason to be hooking up.“I think it was someone in the hall talking to a couple going out,” I said, giving myself an out until I could figure out why death might be stalking Abby.It was possible that the universe thwarted death, by sending me to rescue Abby. If so, then. He concentrated on looking at the huge crowds everywhere as the driver managed to steer the huge car through the maze of traffic. He about jumped out of his skin when he felt a hand on his crotch. He looked over and saw that the loose shorts he was wearing had ridden up while he scrunched in the seat and Rich had snuck his up the open leg and copped a feel. The look on Tims face caused the older boy to giggle. He winked at Tim and pulled his hand out. Between the feel though and James hand on. Kenya held the costume before her, feeling as if a part of her destiny was linked to it. Seeking a dressing room so that she could try it on, she turned around and bumped into a worker. “Dressing room?” The young man gasped; mouth agape as he gazed at her. “Straight ahead and to the left, if you…” “Need anything? I’ll let you know, thank you.” Her brilliant smile dazzled him as she swung her hips and walked to the room. She entered the dressing room. Kenya knew that her legs were money makers.