He was amazed that so much of mankind had been taken in by the ‘grand illusion’, as he called it. Most people with the delusion were relatively sa...fe to live their lives without any overt supervision. However, this ward was full of those who had briefly seen beyond their delusion and couldn’t face the true reality! Poor fools! It was the smart and brilliant ones who suffered the most. They had built up grand structures of thought based upon bad evidence. Their idea of reality was wrong, but in. I rode for an a few minutes in silence. At last, I spoke. "Thankyou, Mr. Garrity. I won't let you down."Garrity nodded, but didn't look at me. "I know you won't. You won'treally have a choice. We're going to meet a man who is going to be incharge of you for a while. You'll be staying at his mansion. I've workedwith him before and I know he's not someone you'll want to disappoint."I was frightened by that. "Who is he?" You'll find out in a little while. Your father paid the farmer a wholelot. Shyly Jenny wrapped her arms around her ample chest and handed her top behind her to John, the fabric still warm from her body. “You’re looking amazing as always, hun,” he said taking her top then turning to the sink. When he thought she wasn’t looking he brought the green and black fabric to his face and smelled it, deeply inhaling her scent of passion fruit and jasmine. Peeking at his reflection in the window over the sink she grinned a bit.As John ran the water over her top he called over. It was leading into the summer and his wife was taking the k**s to Canada for a week. He wasn't going because of his job. This ment that he would be alone in his house for an entire week. Leading up to the wife and k**s leaving, him and I never really discussed anything. I wasnt going to approach him and was waiting for him to. But he never did. So I took it upon myself to go after it. The day after they left, he had come home late from work, so I figured I would just stop in and say "hello"..