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They all had a nice lunch and after lunch Walt was going over to Boyd’s to help him milk goats. Annie said she was going to take a few minutes to run back in town and get that shorts set if Arleen still had it.

“Would you like for me to pick up anything for you Sara? Or I would love the company, you are always welcome to go.”

Gauntlet thrown down.

Sara hesitated and was trying to think of an excuse but knew there was no excuse, she knew it and so did they.

“You don’t have to go.” Sloan whispered to her.

“I know.” She answered and was quiet for a moment.

“You know Annie, you are taking a big risk here.” Sara told her.

“Am I, really?”

Sara heard herself saying, “Fine, what time are you going.”

“After I finish cleaning up lunch. I have big plans for dinner and need to get back here, so I can get started on it.”

Lunch had been light. And Sloan had been around often enough to know that it meant dinner would be big.

“Can I do anything for you, while you girls are gone?” Sloan asked. “Or maybe you would like me to go along as driver and fashion expert?”

Annie laughed and left the kitchen.

Sara went over and sat in Sloan’s lap.

“Thank you.” She said kissing him over and over. “I will be fine, because I know that if I’m not, when I get back here, I can just walk right into these arms and be safe again.”

“That’s my girl.” He said kissing her deeply.

“Get a room.” Annie told them when she came back into the kitchen. And then she had to giggle. “That was fun Sloan.”

“Yea, yea, yea. That’s what Spencer keeps telling me.” Sloan growled.

“I wonder where we picked it up?” And she laughed all the way out to the car with Sara following along behind her.

“Hey Sara, hold up.” Spencer shouted to her from the barn.

She walked toward him.

“I’m really trying to stay out of this, but I need to tell you a secret. Well maybe it’s not a real secret but anyway I just wanted you to know that Sloan called me one day and asked when I knew that I was so in love with Annie that I couldn’t get out. Remember he was here for most of it and he could see it before I could, so he was worried that he had gotten there with you and might have missed it. My point is, he loves you more than he ever expected to, more than any man expects to. He knows that you are the right woman for him. The Way men are all a little slow in that department so give him some time. He can’t let you go but he’s afraid of what’s next.”

“Sloan Way afraid of anything, I don’t believe it.” She joked knowing that Sloan was watching and would start her way if he thought Spencer might say something to upset her.

“My point Sara, he was in love with you, head over heels, completely and totally before any of this happened. I’m just asking you to remember that if you ever think about walking away.”

She hugged Spencer.

“I love him that much too, Spencer. He is strong and smart and loves me. How could I ever walk away from that?” And she turned back to Sloan and blew him a kiss.

When they walked into Arleen’s Sara was nervous but was surprised to be greeted so nicely by Arleen.

“Ladies, I am so glad you came back. I held the things back for you that you were trying on yesterday, just in case you wanted them.”

“We certainly do, that was so nice of you. I was afraid my shorts set would be gone.” Annie said. “I just need to check out one more thing so if you will excuse me, I’ll be right back.”

Arleen came around the counter and took Sara by the elbow.

“I wanted to apologize to you especially.” She told Sara.

Sara was shocked.

“That is very nice of you, but I’m the one who should be apologizing, I probably scared off all of your customers yesterday.”

“Nope. You see Annie is a dear and old friend not to mention a great customer and when she came home, she taught this whole town not to judge others, we haven’t walked in your shoes. And I don’t need to know or understand, but speaking of shoes, did you see my clearance rack yesterday, I have a pair I know you are going to love.” She said pointing down to the shoes Sara currently had on and the pair on the rack.

“Are you kidding, I do love those but are they my size?”

And the nervous moment was gone. When Annie and Sara left, Sara had her blouses and the shoes. Annie bought two pair of shoes and the shorts set that she had wanted. And Arleen hugged them both before they left.

“Stop back any time Sara.” She called to her.

Sara smiled and waved.

“Do you have any idea the kind of impact that you have made on this town Annie? They all just love you, you are the golden child.” Sara told her, and Annie laughed.

“Could I ask one more favor before we go back Annie?”

“Sure, what cha need.”

“I would love to take five minutes to walk through that home store again?”

“Sure, take ten.” Annie laughed.

Sara really loved this store, it spoke to her. There was just something calling to her in there, but she couldn’t find the item that had been calling to her, so she left empty handed.

She helped Annie a little in the kitchen, but this was a special dinner for Sara and Sloan and Annie didn’t want Sara working on it.

“Go read, walk the grounds or go play with your man but get out, shoo. This will be the last night here for you guys, at least for a little while and I want it special, so shoo.” Annie finally told her. They were planning to head home in the morning and Sara had to admit that she wasn’t as happy about it as she should have been.

She found Sloan heading toward the house when she stepped out on the back porch. He stepped up on the deck and took her into his arms.

“I missed you woman.” He said kissing her.

“I missed you too but had a great time with Annie. She is wonderful.”

“Yes, she is. Are you ready to head home tomorrow?” He asked.

“Sure, I guess so.”

“Come here and sit with me for a minute, please?” He asked pulling her over to the swing on the porch.

“I have been doing a lot of thinking these past few days and I would like to make some changes to the office when we get back.”

“Really like what?”

“I’ve decided to hire another investigator and not take any more cases myself.”

“Wow baby, that will be a big change for you, are you sure about that?” She asked.

“Definitely. I will have to go back and forth to the office in Phoenix and that will be enough travel for me.”

He was just about to ask her if she would leave the office and do something less dangerous when Walt pulled up and he was crazy excited.

“I did it, I did it, I did it.” He was shouting.

They just stopped and stared at him. Annie came running out of the kitchen to see what was wrong.

“Papa, what on earth?”

“I did it baby girl, I finally did it.” He said pulling her into his arms and dancing around the porch with her.

“Papa.” She said stepping back so he grabbed Sara and danced around with her and she liked it.

“He must have won the lottery.” Sloan finally said.

“I did my boy, I did, but not the money one.” And then he just laughed.

“Papa, stop, please, you are starting to scare me.”

“Oh honey, I’m just happy.” He told her and stopped dancing. “And by the way I won’t be here for dinner tonight.” And he reached for the back door to the kitchen, and then stopped and turned back to them. “Because I have a date.”

The smile on his face was the biggest smile Sloan had ever seen on him.

“A date!” Annie shouted. “With who?”

“Molly Denison.” Walt answered. “Her name is almost musical, isn’t it?” He said to no one in particular.

Sara had to suppress a giggle, and Sloan just slapped the old man on the back.

“Way to go Walt.” He said.

“Way to go Walt?” Annie said, “Are you completely insane?” She said hands on hips glaring at Sloan.

“Oops, sorry.” He told her.

“Papa, what do you even know about this woman?” Annie asked.

“Oh, baby girl I know lots of things about her, but the two most important things are that first off, she makes my blood boil, and the second is that she is going out with me tonight. I have to go get ready.” He said rushing into the house.

“Spencer!” Annie screamed running to the barn.

“I know it’s not nice to laugh but this could get good, maybe we should stay a few more days.” Sloan said.

“Are you kidding, we are getting out of here at just the right time. You can call Spencer in a week or so to see how this all played out.” Sara suggested.

“Maybe you’re right, this could get ugly.”

“Do you know this woman?” She asked Sloan.

“No, I played nice with some of Annie’s neighbors in the past, but I don’t even remember hearing her name before. But she must be someone special, I don’t think Walt has ever even dated in all these years.”

“Well it’s hard to find someone who makes your blood boil.” She joked.

“No, it isn’t.” He said pulling her into his arms. “You have always made my blood boil, so I know just what he means.”

“Oh, that is so sweet.” She said kissing him and then he kissed her and then they were just one big moaning, panting blob until Spencer stepped up on the deck.

“Get a room, please, isn’t it bad enough that I have to go question Walt about this little gold digger that he’s dating, but what kind of an example are you two for him?”

“Do you think he may have forgotten something, I could go up and give him the talk, like I did with you.” Sloan said.

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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 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 5

“Gort and Unna are too perfect,” I declared in reply. “Just look at him. I might be totally mistaken, but besides the fact Gort needs a good bath and to have his hair shampooed, he doesn’t look like I would expect him to look, given all the briefings that Dr. Jenkins gave us on what the locals looked like. Oh I know that technically there really isn’t that much difference between early modern man and us; but there were a few, and I’m not seeing them in either Gort or Unna. In fact, given that...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 13

We made it to the mouth of the valley five days later. We were all tired and sweaty and most of us just wanted to get home. It was midday and the weather was hot. Thankfully, the end of our trek was near and as we turned into the valley our spirits picked up. Then it happened. Out of the corner of my eye, I spotted something in the air. “Stop,” I cried out as my mind registered what I’d actually spotted. As I spoke I dropped the travois I’d been pulling and grabbed my carbine....

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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 What Lies BeyondChapter 31

I hadn’t been prepared for that. Fortunately, Katherine was, and answered the calling flash with a quick reply. “Don’t,” I snapped when I realized what she was doing. “This could be a trap.” “It’s not,” Katherine responded dismissively, although she did lower the flashlight she was holding, shoving it once more into her coat pocket once she’d turned it off. I just glared at her sternly in the dark and then I glanced back towards the compound. By then the message was coming in. It repeated...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 32

Kim’s people showed up shortly after Ohba and I had conversed. I had the young woman stay in the kitchen area, while I took Kim and the others into the communications centre to have a chat. The room was bigger than the kitchen area, but it was still a tight squeeze for all of us to get into it to have a chat, even after displacing the people who were already there. Kim introduced me to her four technicians before we got down to business. Not surprising to me, three of them were women. The...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 36

The shot hadn’t come from the compound. That much was certain. It sounded a lot further away than where we were in relationship to the compound. It also sounded a little further to my left, towards where I’d fought the assholes that had shot at me. It made sense, as I remembered the terrain in that area. That was where the trail from the southwest came out of the forest on the other side of the valley where the compound stood. Obviously, whoever had fired the shot was somewhere off along that...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 41

I held a council of war the next day, right after breakfast. I invited Kim, Clara, Dunbar and Burton, Gogra, Rugar, and Tonko, and Penny. I had matters to discuss. The fact of life was that I had to start taking Quantum a little more seriously than I had been. I had thought that we had months to prepare to confront them, without worrying that they’d show up suddenly and unexpectedly. As their base was hundreds of miles away, I had let myself treat the problem as if we had all the time in...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 48

The capture of the two Cougars changed my plans completely. I still intended to use the ‘Heather’ to land a raiding party on the seaward side of Winslow’s base, but instead of me leading that raid, I sent Burton. He took his original team plus Dunbar. They also took along a pair of guards to watch Terry once he’d dropped them off beneath the cliffs that overlooked the sea. Their orders were the same as before; capture the two shelters and the occupants of them, strike down any of Winslow’s...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 67

We rose early the next morning to get ready to go. The women started breakfast while I went outside with Tonko and Bogdi to tend to our horses. Tikál joined us after a few minutes, offering to help out. Between the four of us, we led all the animals to the river so they could have a drink and then turned them out on the grassy area between the river and the ruined enclosure so that they could graze. By the time we were done, it was time for us to eat. I sat with Dunbar and Burton as we ate....

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Hideaway House

by Philip Johnson As the category indicates, this is a non-erotic story, so don’t get mad at me when you don’t find much sex in the following story. Chapter One The name Paradise Found sounded somewhere between somewhat cheesy to plastic luxury. But the first thing a person noticed when they pulled up to the front entrance was true luxury. Not over the top luxury, but quality everywhere. The construction made it look like an old mansion that had survived the ravages of time in nearly...

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Runaways

Runaways Runaways By JensenDenmark 1. Holiday Amber met me at the park. We had left our High School separately so we could not be sighted. I rode my skateboard at the path toward the park. It was a shame that we had to keep it so secretly. Amber waited for me. She was 15 like me. ?Darling. I was afraid that your mother had picked you up.? ?No. I told her that I had to study extra for a project.? I kissed her. ?Lets go down to the creek, so we can have some undisturbed time.? The creek...

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Parkway Fun

Huggs surprised Rascal with a nice picnic on the Blue Ridge Parkway after she got off of work one Saturday. While Rascal was at work, Huggs prepared a small array of finger foods that they could enjoy with some wine. Once Rascal got home, Huggs told her to take a nice long shower because they were going to have a picnic on the parkway. Rascal must have saw the gleam in his eyes, because Rascal quickly asked, “It will not just be us at this picnic?” Huggs had to confess that another gentleman...

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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 11

We camped by the lakeside reeds again once we’d trekked back from our hunting camp. It took us two days to get there. As I had pointed out before, the terrain was rougher on the far side of the lake and there were a number of small streams to ford. With our heavy load, it took a little effort to get back. The women settled us in, as usual. The men took up watch over the site, keeping an eye out for any uninvited guests, both two legged and four. While they did that, I took the kids duck...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 12

The horse had speed. I think it was the first time that the horse had ever been let loose to stretch her legs, and she was making up for all those years. I hung on tightly and just went along for the ride. Eventually the horse got winded. By that time we were past the lake, and halfway to the foothills. When she did start to slow down, I decided it was time to see how willing this animal was to be ridden. I reined in gently until the horse came to a standstill. Then I turned her around, back...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 16

It was three full days before Gabby eventually showed up at the compound with the work team that I’d requested. With her were Rugar, Tonko, Tula, Gabon, Gort, Geeta, Bogdi, Zela, and Thela. They had the three horses with them and our two sleds. Piled on the sleds and tied down, were the travois for the horses and a couple of spares. I welcomed them with open arms. They greeted me with looks of surprise. I had been expecting that. I could understand the surprised look on their faces. I must...

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Gateway What Lies BeyondChapter 17

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...

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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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