They ran and ran—the Forest People the more swiftly—until, when it at last seemed safe, they rested, panting and spitting, in the shelter of the f...orest canopy under an echoing cacophony of startled monkeys."So these River Forest People were a wicked tribe like the despicable Knights and Mountain Warriors," remarked Ivory."I don't think they were," said Glade. "Yes, they did attack Fortitude. It's very likely they killed him too, although we were never to know for sure of course. But I think it. Ashlee and Brenda were alone on the sundeck. Seems as no one else had come up."Good morning sleepy head." Ashlee said from behind her shades and magazine she was reading."Hi daddy." Brenda said with enthusiasm."Good morning honey." I leaned down and kissed Ashlee first. "Good morning sweetpea." I leaned down and gave Brenda a kiss on the forehead.I found a lounge chair next to Ashlee, I had to pull it over to her, but anyway. The attendant from the other day was gone, a new person was working.. “I don’t know what came over me, I’ve never acted like that before, I swear it will never happen again, please, don’t let me go!”Janet looked over the nervous woman, letting Riki squirm mentally as she said nothing, other than preventing her from sitting down. She wanted her nervous, off balance, uncertain. She watched the other woman, noting the hint of nipples pressing through her blouse, and her face was still a bit flushed, her neck and chest peeking through the v-neckline exhibiting more. I took a deep breath. “I think I’ve had enough of looking at your fabulous breasts from an arm’s length, as it were. It’s high time I got to see them up close and personal.” “What if I say no?” “Oh, I don’t think you’ll say no.” I moved my hand to undo her button. “I don’t think you should do that,” she repeated. Nicolina cast her eyes down at the button briefly and then looked back at me. In that short moment her eyes had taken on a distinctly smouldering glaze. I knew then that verbally.