A soft feminine voice, but husky and slightly out of breath. She describes boring product specifications but they all end up sounding like, "I'm so fu...cking wet for you." We were perfectly suited for our jobs and each other.If I went out on a call and came back without an order, she called me out. If I went to a prospect and they had not been properly qualified, she got called out by me.We were in each other's face constantly. Taylor and I were a powerful team, and very successful. We thrived on. "Something like this," I started. "I transfer here to get you three, and we transfer to the President's office or wherever the meeting is. Then one of us transfers to Fort Henry to get the others, once they are all over their initial shock," I told her."Either way, we need to alert the others to be ready to do the transfer," Sererena suggested."All right. Do you want to volunteer to alert the others before we go to eat?" I asked her. Sererena didn't answer; instead she just disappeared from. Someone else had hired Brown, but because a man that Brown referred to as Kevin had hired Brown over the telephone, the trail to the culprit who had initiated the attack against the shelter went cold.Knowing that he'd taken too much time to learn just those few facts, David stopped his investigation and returned to his body, vowing to expand his enquiries into the incident later that night while others slept.When he opened his eyes, Nora was holding his hand. They were alone in the Hummer.He. Leanna marveled at the fact that her plan had worked. As she drove towards her home in NJ in the car she rented she kept thanking god that she had gotten away. She was just liking it there way to much. She didn’t know why Khadeem had wanted to buy her, let alone marry her. She had never considered herself attractive, in middle school and high school she hadn’t once had a date. Not that she found it surprising, she’d had acne for the duration of her school years, though it had finally cleared up.