I should never have told him. I wanted to turn away, roll away from the wall and be alone fully so I could cry. I banged twice on the wall."Jes?" I sh...ould never have told you!" Oh for f-!" Maxie thumped hard on the wall, hard enough to stop me from the flood of tears that threatened to overspill, "Of course you should have told me. You can tell me anything. I want you to tell me things. I'm just saying it might be a good idea to talk to someone else as well. Guy knows people, we could ask him.". Just givingmyself a light touch of very pale pink lipstick to give me a slightlymore girlish look to my mouth, I settled on remaining as the young,fresh-faced, barely-out-of-her-teens girl I had seen in the mirror thatfirst night after removing my makeup.Nick had told me that all I would need to wear was a bikini and one ofthe ultra-fluffy toweling robes that hung on the back of the bathroomdoor. Besides the one-piece I had bought with Kimi, which I was planningto wear for Nick the next time. "Your skin is hotter there, and your hand can feel it," I teased. She barely nodded. "His fingers are gathering the heat, and they feel hotter on your skin with each pass." Her body started to tremble. "The heat is a magnet, and it's drawing his hand lower."Her body lurched as her hand pressed deeper, and her eyes popped open."John, something’s wrong!" she gasped."Don't stop, Michelle, you've almost got it," I promised.Her body was trembling at the edge of control, and her hand was frozen in. Despite the superior fire-power of the Azerothians, the mass of demonic warriors were closing the distance. Kyla and her fellow soldiers cut down demon after demon, aiming and fireing calmly even when the fel army got uncomfortably close. "Prepair to engage!" the general shouted. Kyla shouldered her rifle and drew her short swords, holding them reverse-grip and lifting herself into a crouch. Her blades were reinforced and sharpened with magic, but other than that Kyla depended solely on her own.