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It took four weeks for us to empty the compound, and in truth we still left a lot of stuff behind. Unfortunately, it started raining near the end, making dragging travois and crossing fords much more difficult than they had been previously for my people. It actually rained all the way home to the cave, on the last trip.

The locals moved in with little or no problem. By that point the communication issue had been resolved. It also helped that all of them knew at least half of the people in my budding community. Rugar had rotated people from time to time as the weeks dragged on, so that everyone had gotten an opportunity to visit the compound and to help out in dragging stuff back. It meant that Sygor and his people got to meet a lot of my people, and friendships were made.

Sygor, Taka, Ruba, and the rest of the Plains People weren’t the only new faces in the cave, and to that fact I owed Uttar and Vedic a big ‘thank you.’ Clara had sent Uttar and Vedic to their old village to conduct the trade for the wild oats I wanted. The negotiations didn’t take long. The village needed meat for the winter so the chief demanded that in trade for what we were asking of them.

When Uttar and Vedic went hunting right after the trade deal had been concluded. They’d returned just two hours later, much to the surprise of the Hilltop people. They’d made two fresh kills in prepayment for the oats that the village would collect for us, dragging them back on a travois that they’d kept to help with hunting. The men of the village had been suitably impressed. All the men knew Uttar and Vedic by sight, and by reputation. They all knew that for the last few years the pair had been eking out an existence by trapping small game and trading goods for meat and material. That two old and injured men had returned with fresh kills, and so quickly, got people talking. Talk led to questions, and naturally questions led to answers. Uttar provided the answers.

Uttar and Vedic drew straws for who got to go and show the villagers where the oats were, and who got to go hunting again. Uttar won and would go hunting, while Vedic would lead the villagers. Naturally, when Uttar went out, other men came along to see how he did it.

Uttar, being an old hand at hunting, knew where to find ample game regardless of the time of year. His injuries and age only meant that it took him longer to get from one point to another in a normal day. By that point the weather had begun to turn. The days were cooler and shorter. In response, many of the grazing herds had started looking for places to shelter for the winter. Some headed for the forests and woodland lots, while others headed into cul-de-sacs and secluded hollows up behind the hills that lined the valley walls. One such hollow was not too far away from the village, and Uttar headed there.

In one afternoon Uttar dropped six cows and a young bull for the village. He did it by stealth, using the tree-line to get him within bow shot range of the herd that he’d located; and with patience. He dropped a couple of animals and then moved as the herd moved. He held back his friends and acquaintances when they wanted to rush out to spear the rest of the herd. He assured everyone that he’d bag enough to pay the village for their service, and he did just that. Once the last animal was dropped that could be carried back by the men with him, Uttar was ready to call it a day. He stayed and helped dress out the kills, and then he helped load them up on the travois being dragged by the villagers.

Uttar wasn’t the only person influencing our neighbours with the wonders of our community. Vedic had led the reaping team to where the wild oats were growing. That had been a two day trek for them. Along the way, Vedic showed some of the young boys and girls who’d been sent with the women to help, the skill of downing a bird with a sling. Vedic was not as good as Gort or some of the other younger people in our cave, but he was still capable. By the time they’d made their first camp near the far end of the lake, Vedic had dropped four birds. He did the same the next day, plus he dropped a deer with his bow for everyone’s supper. The pair of hunters who’d come along to protect the women and children were impressed by Vedic’s skill. He’d picked off the deer just as it started bounding away. The range had been sixty yards.

Thus I found new members of our tribe awaiting me on my return from the compound. I’d been forewarned by Rugar, so there wasn’t any great surprise; but, it was still eye opening to see our cave beginning to fill up.

Kobo and Sika had come to join their daughter in our cave. Now in his thirties, Kobo was beginning to feel his age. As a hunter, it was something he really couldn’t afford if he wanted to maintain his status in the village, and feed his wife. He’d seen the ease with which Uttar had met the trade agreement with the village. Using just his bow and his years of hunting experience; Uttar had achieved in an afternoon, by himself, what the whole village would have had to do together, if they had wanted to do as well. That had impressed Kobo, greatly. He had approached Uttar directly to see if he and his mate could come and live in the cave. More importantly, he wanted to know what he needed to do or trade, to obtain a bow like Uttar had used.

Durt and his mate, a young woman called Fayma, had joined the community as well. The reason was the same. Durt wanted a bow. He had also been impressed by my killing the bears. He wanted to do the same. He brought with him his son, Wutar, who was a boy of seven; and his mother, Yuma, who was widowed and was forty-one.

The last additions to our community were Tonya and her two daughters, Trika and Trona. Tonya was a widow who saw little hope for herself and her two daughters in the village. Trika was of marrying age, but no adult male wanted her. There were no boys in the village close enough to manhood, for Tonya to hold out hope of snaring him as a mate for her daughter, thus as a provider for her and her other daughter. Tonya had gone to gather the wild oats as it gave her and her daughters the chance to do some foraging for their own needs. Vedic had impressed Tonya with his skill as a hunter, and for his willingness to teach new skills to the children who’d come along to help with the gathering. Tonya was surprised upon returning from the gathering to find that at least two families were going to go and join the new tribe. After a talk with Sika, whose daughter already lived in the cave, Tonya decided to throw her lot in with my community. She realized that her options were better with my people than with her own.

I didn’t mind any of this at all. I had so many projects in mind for the winter, that I needed all the hands that I could get to help me out. While it meant more mouths to feed, it wasn’t as if we were hurting for supplies any more. We had meat and vegetables put away for the winter. We had all the supplies from the compound; and, we had basket upon basket of wild oats put away that could be used by humans and horses. I figured we’d be fine.

Bath time that night was held indoors. It was pouring outside. There was no way I was washing in the river which was now threatening to overflow its banks, and then walk back up to the enclosure and into the cave. It was too wet, too muddy, and too cold!

My women still made a spectacle of it, though. After supper had been eaten and the dishes had been cleaned, Ramie had filled a pot with rain water and had put it to heat.

That was something else that was new for many in my community. Dishes had been few and far between for my people. Most had a set of wooden bowls. I’d started making them at night, sitting by the fire before bedtime, when I hadn’t been whittling a bow or making arrow shafts. As always, my women had continued making them for everyone in the cave, when I was off managing other matters. They’d made enough for everyone. With them, they’d made wooden utensils. We had a great cottage industry going. Now however we also had cups, bowls, plates, and metal utensils from the kitchen container that had been part of what we’d taken from the compound, and as such, Clara was now coming down on hygiene. In the past, people in the village had simply rinsed their bowl and utensils in the river; but now that we were cave-bound, Clara had insisted that everyone wash and dry their dishes in a pot of hot water. It had been going on in the cave for a week and most people had gotten used to it. Regardless of that new custom, a second pot of water had been put on for the maintenance of the old custom of bathing me.

I wasn’t the only one to get a bath that night. Gabby did as well. It was a good thing that we’d become so used to public nudity and sex in a communal setting, because the women of the cave made certain that our baths were anything but private!

Much to my surprise, I received my customary blowjob as well. Tonight’s lucky lady was Binda. That had taken me by surprise. She was one of the last women in the cave that I’d expected to offer to participate. I did thank her, afterwards. She had done an admirable job of it, and she’d done it in the nude as well. I kissed her when she stood and I pressed her naked form to mine and I offered her any relief that she might need. That night, she declined, though she did promise me that sometime very soon she would come and visit my furs.

Gabby and I found two women awaiting us after our baths. Clara was kneeling expectantly upon our big bear fur anxious to greet Gabby home in a proper manner, and Zeya, the young mother whom I hadn’t bedded yet, was there, waiting for me. I smiled on seeing the young woman who was half my age and smaller than even Clara in height and build. She had long lost any weight that she’d put on during her pregnancy and she was now as thin as a rake. The only things that were large on her were her breasts. As the source of sustenance for her four month old son, Zeya’s breasts were heavy with milk.

I was gentle with Zeya. We’d exchanged kisses in the past and she’d graced me with a blowjob once or twice. In return I had diddled her to pleasure, however I had been sensitive of her body’s need to recover from giving birth, and with Zeya’s attending physician as my regular bed partner I was kept from going too far with her. Tonight, however the sky was the limit, and I intended to make it a memorable evening for the girl. I just didn’t want to leave her battered and bruised.

Amazingly, I kept things tender through out most of our lovemaking. Zeya loved to kiss, so we kissed a lot. More importantly I kissed her everywhere. I kissed her lips, her jaw line, her earlobes, her neck, her collarbone, and then her nipples. By that point in the game, Zeya’s milk was flowing freely. It embarrassed her for a moment, but when not only I, but Clara and Gabby reassured her that it was not only fine, but normal, each of us sampling a bit of it for ourselves in the process of easing her discomfort, Zeya relaxed and accepted that things would get messy.

They did get messy as the night moved on. I tasted her sex, and gave her pleasure like she’d never known before and in return she rode me through her orgasms and mine. While she did her milk ran down her chest, through my fingers, and it pooled on my stomach. I tasted it a couple of times during our pleasure, suckling a nipple to get her over the top, once. It was sweet and tasty. In the end I filled her womb as I did all the women who lay with me. Zeya didn’t stay the entire night. Her son called for her after her last orgasm, but she did assure me that she would join me again, very soon.

As for Gabby, I think her cries had been almost as loud as Zeya’s had been. Clara had obviously reminded her that Clara was as talented at giving pleasure as I was. Once Gabby was spent, and Zeya was gone, both women cleaned me up, lapping up both Zeya’s juices and her spilt milk. Their combined efforts restored my ardour to the point that Clara claimed the services of my cock. I did her on her back with Gabby lying beside us, playing with Clara’s tits. I pounded her in a fashion that I had spared Zeya. It left Clara drenched in sweat and muttering my name over and over again as we went to sleep. It had been a long day and an enthusiastic reunion. I was asleep the moment my head hit the pillow.

I mentioned that, didn’t I? We’d dragged back all the mattresses, pillows, and bedding when we’d left the compound. It was glorious making love on a mattress again, instead of the hard ground. It was even better to fall asleep on one!

We woke in the morning to the first snow of the season. It was heavy like the rains had been the day before. I took one look at the sky, and I knew we’d be snowed in for a while. I hit the latrine first, and then checked on the horses. I made certain their troughs were free of ice and they had feed. I also threw a skin over each animal, to make certain that none suffered from the weather. By the time I got back into the cave I was ready for something hot to eat. My fingers were cold and my hair was covered in melting snow.

We were looking at six long months if not more. It wasn’t going to be all that bad. We had plenty of firewood, plenty of wood for carving, and plenty of jobs that needed to get done. We’d be starting on them today, once breakfast was over. I had saddles to make. I had a total of five that had to be done, though I was aiming at making more. Agar had offered to trade a horse per saddle I made. If I gave him the three I promised it would mean three more horses for my people. I’d want saddles for them, as well.

Saddles weren’t the only thing that I needed to make over the winter months. I planned on making bows for every man in the cave, and a couple more for the women. True we had quite the arsenal squirreled away in our storage cave, but we still only had a limited amount of ammunition. Some of that ammunition had already been expended, so we actually had less than what had been brought here. I wanted to keep the firearms in reserve, though I’d be training some of the hunters to use them properly, and to clean them. Sygor, Tonko, and Gort already knew how they worked, though Gort hadn’t fired one yet. I preferred that everyone use a bow for hunting, and that we left the firearms for our defence.

Naturally the women would be part of any project I started. I would do most of the rough work, like carving out the basic bow from the wood that I’d set aside for making them. Then a woman would take over the job of sanding them down. They’d be doing the same with making the saddle. I’d cut and shape the seat and saddle horn and I’d supervise the cutting and shaping of the skins, but the women would do the sewing and all the little details that needed to be seen to in completing the finished product.

In addition to these two major projects, I intended to introduce a new technology to the lives of my people. I was going to make a loom. The people knew how to weave; I’d seen woven baskets and mats being used by all three cultures that I’d encountered, but none of them wove cloth of any type. I planned on kick starting that development over the winter. I wasn’t an expert in the topic, but I was sure that I could figure out the basics with a little trial and error effort on my part. I’d introduce a couple of box looms to the cave for the women to learn on. Vedic had plenty of string that we’d acquired from the Horse People when we visited them and traded. I’d make the box looms a foot square so they will be easy for the women to use. If they worked out then the women could make swatches of fabric that could be sewn together to make towels, scarves, blankets, hats, and other items of clothing. In time I’d try to make a larger loom. The only thing keeping me from doing that was access to material. We needed wool or flax or something like cotton and we needed a lot of it if we were ever to produce something like woollen tunics and dresses for people to wear instead of buckskin shirts and pants.

I intended to employ both the men and the women through the winter. Keeping everyone busy was the real challenge of living communally in a cave. Uttar and Vedic would be easy to recruit since both were already skilled craftsmen. Encouraging the others would be the biggest chore that I would have to accomplish in the coming months. Some were already picking up the hints of my intentions, but others were still very traditional. I wouldn’t push anyone, but I would point out that people worked in my tribe.

We’d play as well. Checkers had already become widely accepted. Chess was still limited to Clara, Gabby, and me. The others hadn’t acquired the mental agility needed to play the game and enjoy it at the same time. Backgammon was slowly catching on, as were cards. Cards were a favourite of the children.

It snowed continuously for a week. By the time it had stopped there were three feet of snow on the ground in the enclosure and we’d been shovelling it daily to keep a path open to the latrine and one open to the horses. I feared what I would find outside the palisades wall.

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 27

Katherine didn’t bite; or, to be more precise, she didn’t bite my cock. She did leave bite marks on my shoulder when I pounded her through her fourth straight orgasm, while she lay under me with her tits jiggling with every thrust, on a bearskin that Clara had thrown down by the stream where the women had bathed me. I didn’t mind at all. Katherine’s biting me helped to keep her from disturbing the wildlife with her cries of pleasure. The woman was definitely a screamer. I met with Rolf...

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GATEWAY CHAPTER 2

CHAPTER 2: JACOBIf that appearance I encountered in the hallway was what scared the other buyers of the house off over the years, it had a different effect on me. Could it have been the wine? Or, was it my already peaked arousal? Or, could it merely have been that in the short time since my arrival I had committed to new experiences and opportunities for both my personal and professional lives? Whatever I saw, it had quite an effect on me.After the apparition disappeared, I continued to my...

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GATEWAY 2 JACOB

If that appearance I encountered in the hallway was what scared the other buyers of the house off over the years, it had a different effect on me. Could it have been the wine? Or, was it my already peaked arousal? Or, could it merely have been that in the short time since my arrival I had committed to new experiences and opportunities for both my personal and professional lives? Whatever I saw, it had quite an effect on me. After the apparition disappeared, I continued to my bedroom,...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 29

We didn’t make it off the plateau and into the pass without an incident with the Horse People. Fortunately it was a very minor incident, at least from my perspective, and one that I didn’t mind addressing forcefully. More importantly, it didn’t take more than fifteen minutes to resolve. By midmorning we were into the foothills and winding our way upward into the pass. It was a clear warm day and the trail was good. I was feeling good, even after the long night I’d experienced the night...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 37

The helicopter was totally unexpected. We were deep in the forest, just north of the compound, when the big bird flew overhead. Naturally, it caused a hell of a lot of panic. “Fuck,” I cried out angrily as my horse kicked up a fuss, attempting to bolt, while at the same time trying to keep Ohba’s horse from taking off as well. “Merdé!” Clara exclaimed in French, also trying to keep her seat, “What the hell was that?” “A helicopter,” I shouted back to her, just before swinging off my horse...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 30

Durt led us into the forest. The trail we were following was narrow. It quickly turned away from the broad flowing river and headed inland, climbing uphill as it meandered about trees and outcroppings of rock. The rest of us followed him in silence. For the most part the trail was bare earth and mud. It climbed one hill and then it slid down the other side, falling into a ravine or a gully only to start climbing again, the hill that lay beyond it. It was wet and miserable in the forest....

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 65

The riders were indeed Horse People. They rode in at a gallop, kicking up grass and dirt as they did, and they only reined in their mounts at the last moment, when their lead rider spotted me waving them down. “Greetings, riders!” I called out to the men as they brought their horses to a halt a few feet away from me, falling back on my rusty knowledge of their language. “What brings the Horse People off the great plateau into this valley? Are you hunting, or are you looking for someone?” My...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 19

I will not brag that my chat with my people in December resolved all the difficulties facing our budding community, and I will not imply that my relationship with the other women improved once I’d bedded Binda. In truth it didn’t, in either case, though life did get easier in a manner of speaking. People started coming to me to arbitrate for them when something came up. Even Sygor seemed to have relaxed a bit. It helped that he’d taken an interest in Trika. Trika was a cute girl who was...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 56

Bob the Quartermaster wasn’t a major issue to me until he made himself one. That was his mistake. The fact was that I wanted to wrap up business at the base, hand everything over to Burton and Monty, and head north. I wanted to get home, see my women and children, speak to my friends, and then go looking for Winslow. To me Winslow was the number one bad guy. Bob changed that. I’d spoken to Monty about getting a couple of drones into the air. He’d told me he’d look into it. I left him to the...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 49

I left Sygor to watch Winslow’s headquarters, while the rest of us packed up and headed out to sweep the rest of the buildings about us. I wanted to make certain none of the bad guys were hiding in them, before doing anything else. I figured that securing our back would give me time to come up with a plan to take Winslow down without getting half my men killed. As we left, I ordered Tonko and his men to take the prisoners we had over to the mess hall and leave them there, for now. It would be...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 43

I flew out with Burton and his team. Clara didn’t want me to go, but I told her it was necessary as I wanted the opportunity to see what the terrain was like south of our location. More importantly, I felt I needed to be there just in case Lottie decided to act up, and tried to screw up the operation. Dunbar was riding shotgun, but he needed someone there to keep an eye on Sarah during the flight, particularly after Burton and the others had been dropped off. We’d covered up the shattered...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 4

Gabby started by squatting down across from where the boy was standing so she could speak to the boy without shouting, and to look him in the eye. She started with the old stand by in trying to communicate with the pointing to herself and saying her name and then pointing to the boy. It didn’t take long for the boy to catch on. The boy pointed to himself and said, “Gort.” From there Gabby moved on to Clara’s name and then mine. Once the boy had repeated those, Gabby got into the really...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 3

I saw to it that all our water bottles and skins were filled up before we started. We ate a couple of energy bars for lunch and then we headed out. It took us all day to work our way down from the cave to the edge of the tree line. The first five hundred yards was so steep that all three of us had to shift one sled, and then return for the other, to get them both down. I had to tie a rope to the sled and anchor it with my weight as Clara and Gabby guided the sled down the slope to where the...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 8

Our trek back to the cave took us four and a half days of walking. The main reason it took so long, was the fact that I wanted to do some sightseeing. I picked a route that took us down towards the lake, before swinging west. I wanted to get a good look at the lay of the land in this region. Before leaving, I’d held a short council with the men of the village and the shaman. Many were concerned that I was leaving them without a leader. I didn’t care too much about that, given that we were...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 18

November led into December and we became even more cave bound than before. It snowed almost every week for at least three to four days per week, and it was definitely cold outside the cave. Sneaking off to the latrine was a major endeavour. In fact, chamber pots started springing up in secluded corners of the cave. The women had brought them with them from the hilltop village and from the Horse People. They helped, but they needed to be emptied every day, too. Water also became a problem...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 35

It continued to snow for the next two weeks. By the time it actually stopped, the valley floor was covered in so much snow that without snowshoes, a person sank down almost to their chest. It made moving about very difficult, at best. The snow didn’t stop me from getting my work done. Time was of the essence! I couldn’t waste a moment of it, just because the weather was against us. While what I could actually achieve was limited, a lot did get done. I spent the first couple of days...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 25

I was down below our valley, amongst the tree shrouded slopes that dominated the terrain south of where we lived. I’d been down there hunting often over the past two summers, once all the construction had been taken care of up at the enclosure. It was a great place to stalk deer and wild boar and even an occasional bear. I was with Gogra, Rugar, and Sygor that day. We were on foot, our horses trailing behind us on lead ropes as we walked the hillside path in search of our prey. The gunshot...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 28

Life got interesting shortly after my party took off to go hunting, and the two young women returned to their people in the compound. I’d paced about for a bit, waiting for something to happen. I’d figured that once the two young women got inside the compound and they’d told their story to this Womack character that he’d be back up on the roof of the command post container shouting down at me. Hopefully from there, we’d strike up a dialogue. I didn’t expect him to throw open the gate to the...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 6

It happened the morning of day fifteen of our sojourn into the past, a week after having met Gort and Unna. By then Unna was up and about, wanting to prove her usefulness. To my amazement I found out that the little girl was smart. I know I shouldn’t have assumed otherwise; but then again, I’d spent the last dozen years or so of my life being a soldier. I hadn’t been exposed to kids, and I had no idea about how smart they really were. I found out the error of my ways when Unna pointed out to...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 45

As it turned out, getting the price demanded by Tako wasn’t a big problem. Lottie had spotted a herd of wild cattle a few miles up the valley we were in, to the east of our big grassy meadow. She’d spotted the animals as she’d been looking around for some place to put the helicopter down. It only meant that we needed to hoof it cross country for a bit to get to the herd. If she’d been one of my women, I’d have given her a kiss. Instead I just thanked her for the information and gathered my...

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GATEWAY CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 3: THE GATEWAY BOYSMy eyes crack open the next morning to the filtered light of a clear sky. The sheers softly move on the breeze. The muted sounds of my isolated property filter in through the open balcony French doors. I tentatively search the room without moving my head. I see nothing except the furnishings of my bedroom. I cautiously lift my head and turn my body to search further. I still see nothing. Of course, all seven could be here and I wouldn’t know it unless they...

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GATEWAY CHAPTER 1

CHAPTER 1: GATEWAY HOUSEThe real estate agent turns her signal on. We are traveling down a county road dozens of miles from the nearest small town that held her office. I find myself leaning forward against the seat belt in anticipate that we must be getting close but I can’t see where the next turn is among the trees ahead on either side of the narrow, paved road. From all reports, the property we are nearing by the mile is a steal, almost a give-away … perfect for what I have been looking...

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GATEWAY 1 GATEWAY HOUSE

The real estate agent turns her signal on. We are traveling down a county road dozens of miles from the nearest small town that held her office. I find myself leaning forward against the seat belt in anticipate that we must be getting close but I can’t see where the next turn is among the trees ahead on either side of the narrow, paved road. From all reports, the property we are nearing by the mile is a steal, almost a give-away … perfect for what I have been looking for. I turn from the...

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GATEWAY 3 THE GATEWAY BOYS

My eyes crack open the next morning to the filtered light of a clear sky. The sheers softly move on the breeze. The muted sounds of my isolated property filter in through the open balcony French doors. I tentatively search the room without moving my head. I see nothing except the furnishings of my bedroom. I cautiously lift my head and turn my body to search further. I still see nothing. Of course, all seven could be here and I wouldn’t know it unless they materialize. I throw off the...

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GATEWAY 4 SAVED

I had fallen into the mindset of wondering how idyllic my situation had become. The house and property are a dream come true. This is comfortably isolated, private, beautiful, and peaceful. For once in my life since … a very long time, I am content and satisfied physically and emotionally. Professionally, my writing flows with detailed eroticism; I am actually nervously excited to see what my agent thinks. And, personally, I have a group of middle-aged women in town I enjoy from time to...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 66

I had actually met Cadar a few times in the past, when I had visited the Horse People just after I had taught Agar how to ride. The man was medium tall, in his late thirties or early forties, well weathered in appearance, yet still physically fit and healthy looking. He even had all of his teeth. He had been a hunter on the verge of retiring when I had first met him, but like Agar and Gogra, the man had seen the benefit of using bows, hunting lances, and riding horses. He’d caught onto what I...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 53

“So was it a good night?” Dunbar enquired as we rode across the floor of a small valley towards the distant forest where we knew that Maket’s village stood. It was early in the morning. I just grunted in reply. I was still feeling my age. Terry had brought the ‘Heather’ in just after dawn. He and Bayla had slept the night away on deck while Ohba and the three lovelies spent the night wearing me out. It had been late when we’d finally fallen asleep, and I hadn’t wanted to wake so early....

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 57

The wedding turned out to be a smash hit! Everyone on the base came to it, regardless of the fact that most of the people didn’t speak our language. It was an event, it was an occasion, it was something to do that was fun; and, more importantly, somebody baked a cake! What more could a person ask. We actually held two ceremonies that night. The first was a naming ceremony. From my perspective I wasn’t going to officiate a wedding of some person who wasn’t a card carrying member of my tribe....

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 2

“We need to clear out of here quickly, Doc,” I told Dr. Beaufort a second or two later, my voice taking on a hint of urgency as I spoke to her. “It’s not safe to stay here.” We’d all been just standing there looking about and taking in the death of Jenkins and the four hunters, who’d all been alive, just a moment ago. I think we were all simply stunned. Fortunately, it didn’t take long for us to recover. “Agreed, Mr. Ryerson,” Dr. Beaufort replied without giving it any thought. “What do you...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 44

By the end of February, Marta had bounced back from giving birth and she’d wangled for herself an invitation into my bed. The tall woman was an enthusiastic lover and while her primary focus was on being bedded by me, she had no problem with the fact that there were four other women in my bed or that they liked to get involved. Since everyone in the bed ended up happy once all the moaning and groaning was over, no one minded that Marta had a habit of monopolizing my attention. It did however...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 23

We left the next morning just after dawn and right after breakfast. My people were ready to go, and thankfully Gogra and his people were ready as well. We formed up on the other side of the stream and then, after a final farewell from Agar we were off. Gogra rode beside me, riding on my left. We were mounted. Behind us our joint party marched, with my group on one side and Gogra’s on the other. Hopefully in time, once acquaintances had been made, the two groups would become one. We’d see....

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