I then backtracked and looked for rock outcroppings or an intersecting stream.In a short while I found two dry streambeds that emptied into the flowin...g stream. I dug into the sand of the first streambed and found nothing. In the second streambed I hit more color. Pushing through the brush I found a depression a short distance upstream. I dug in the lowest spot and looked through the sand. I found several nuggets the size of my thumb. Excited I looked further upstream. I found a quartz. She wasn’t saying much.Fine by me. I will wait until whoever is in the shower to come into the room, then I will see them as if I was blind. Molly wouldn’t risk anything happening to me. She must really trust these two girls to be cool while she was away.After I had kept down what seemed like half a gallon of broth, they finally relented to give me some crackers. That caused another problem, whatever crap was still inside me wanted out, right them.“Uh. I hope whoever you snuck into the bathroom. I’m... going to c-come...”“Come then... come... little one...” Havers’ fingers were working overtime. Melissa was beginning to jerk and squirm uncontrollably. “Haaa... haaah... aaah... OOOOHHHH... NOW... NOW... AAAAAHHHHHHHHH!” Melissa was convulsed. Doubled up. Twisting and turning on Haver’s thigh. His fingers went on working until the powerful spasm passed. Melissa sank down, sighing, her face buried in her hands. “That was nice, wasn’t it?” “Mmmmmff... ohh... ohh... mmmfff...” “Nice but. “Are you sure, darling? This was in Lagos, a long way away from our real lives, and there was a definite end point.”Sue held my hand as I shook with nerves and looked into her caring green eyes. “If we play the same game back home, there aren’t the same boundaries. The same endpoints. It’s our real life, not a game five thousand miles away from reality.”I knew Sue was asking me to think a second and a third time, because of the seriousness of what we were contemplating. I squeezed her hand.