"Jake, Dad's cuffed too. They worked him over pretty good, but I think he'll be ok. Aunt Val was awake, she was cuffed too. Call your dad..." Listen h...oney," Jake cut her off. "Someone just pulled up outside, I need to make sure it's not the rest of them coming back. Can you come up here?" Jake didn't hear a response, but heard her footsteps on the stairs. Jake motioned her to cover the three kneeling men as a board creaked on the front porch.The door swung slowly inward and Jake was staring. Don’t know, Sir. She doesn’t know, either, but she’s afraid of whatever the thing was that crossed that galaxy and jumped to ours. She has a very logical mind, and she was genuinely shaken after the dream, or whatever it was. She’s worried that the thing she saw coming toward us is real.”Whitworth sat for a moment without commenting. “If it were anyone else, I would say it was just a dream, but Selina has always been one-hundred percent accurate in anything she has ever told me. If she thinks. And comments are welcome.Difficult Choice: The End ResultBy Caleb JonesAn alternate ending after "The Difficult Choice" by Heather St. ClaireTim turned off the computer.It took everything he had to resist but getting the perfect life at the expense of another was just plain wrong. The Devil, Mindy or whoever that was would have to find another soul to steal. He wanted to enjoy both a body and a soul!Suddenly his computer came back on line and Mindy (AKA the Devil) appeared again, only she. It was awkward for Jess to walk up stairs with her arms bound but I let her take her time and I was pleasantly surprised when we entered. She had turned down the bed and lit several candles, the light glistening off her pale body, accenting the curve of her back and the rise of her ass. I set the bag on the floor and hung up her robe. She had walked near the foot of the bed and stopped there, which was perfect for me. “Turn and look at me.”Jess turned and watched as I undressed. When I was.