I can't picture you with Bynum." I don't even date since..." she stopped and Ed saw that she had tears in her eyes and she started shaking her head sl...owly."Since what?" Ed asked.Betty just kept shaking her head. She dropped her chin down to her chest."Look Betty, I can't help you if you won't open up," Ed said as he took her hand.She didn't pull her hand away. She took the rum and Coke with her other hand and finished it. Ed got up and ordered another for her and a beer for him. When he set the. I won't clash your little color coordination.- Good, get cracking girl.- What? Now? But the party isn't until...- Yes I know, but we need to see if it all fits or if we need to go shopping before it's too late.Donna fetched the promised garments and Linda got dressed. She had to agree, in front of the mirror, that Donna had been right. White underwear made her look like a virginal sacrifice with her shoulder long dark blond hair hanging down in gentle curls.As she reached for the dress on the. "Of all days, why today?" you mutter as you pull out your mail and begin to look through it. Before you know it, you hear footsteps and that same, devious smile on the back of your neck. You try to ignore it until you hear that accented voice waft into your ears."Hey man," Andy said with a smirk. "Rude not to say 'hi', ya know?" Don't start with me today." You whisper and you slam the mailbox closed in anger.Andy only laughs and mocks and "Ooooo" as he holds up his hands and steps back. "Touchy. Not growing up in one of the major cities, You've never really seen a Fae, but, like everyone else in your hick town, you've seen the pictures, and they were gorgeous. The women always pictured with immaculate skin, perfect bodies and enormous breasts, the men always muscular and handsome, with noticeable bulges in their jeans or shorts.But the Fae were in desperate need of the help of humans. In the time that they were cut off from Earth, the number of male Fae being born dropped drastically;.