Andrea stepped in the cave slowly, taking necessary measures to not let a single one flee. She didn't need to position herself when sword-branding foo...ls were approaching her. Instead, she would simply swing her sword from afar; the force generated by the strike cut through the air like a wind blade, neatly severing the unfortunate men in numerous bloody parts.Each swing sent a sharp tingle emanating deep from her lower back, making her grit her teeth and her forefront sweaty. Her allies always. Her only regret right now was that Ric wasn't here to see how much fun she was going to have. Well, she figured she could tell him later...Mac grinned at the suggestion that he might be somewhat unaccomplished in the bedroom department, but then this sweet little lady didn't know that he was Lisa's chosen, and his princess always insisted on the best (and the biggest) of everything."Perhaps you can show me a trick or two," Mac replied, his grin interfering with Vicky's kiss as he stretched up. “Josey, I was cleaning out a large hall closet so I could put some of our wedding gifts away until I had a chance to unpack them and choose where to put them. I came across a large box in the back corner of the closet, and when I tried to move it, one corner tore away. When that happened, there were dozens of small Tupperware containers spilling out on the floor. I picked one up, saw what I thought was flour inside. Then I picked up another one, and it too, looked like it was full of flour. I. I left the house, I went to the garage, I opened the door, I went outside. I had not planned anything, for me, it would be a night like any other. Go outside, see a car approaching, show him my little ass when he passes me and, if he stops, immediately go home. But something happened. I saw a car approaching, a small vehicle, when it passed the front of my house, I saw the driver's face. It was as if in that instant the world had stopped, because I saw him, I saw him very well, his prominent.