I commanded Bob to leave the water, and he walked to the shore of the river. Or maybe I was reading the situation wrong. What had changed since the last time we spoke? Was it me commanding my team of dinos to defend our camp against the seven carnos? Was it one of the decisions I’d made about building the camp? I didn’t know for sure, but it seemed obvious that Sheela’s affection had overwhelmed her desire for me to train and fight her husband. “I feel like you might have changed your mind,” I whispered, but Sheela didn’t answer. The motion caused my spine and chest to vibrate pleasantly, and I felt my erection straining against my pants.

Instead, the beautiful blonde woman began to purr as if she actually was a cat. “I haven’t been able to train with you,” I whispered. She just let out a long breath and moved her hands up more so she was touching my chest. We’d talked a bunch about our relationship already, but I knew that the loophole for us being together involved me training to fight a battle against a husband that I would never meet. “It seems you like hugging me,” I whispered, and I could feel my heart start to race. I half expected her to let go and put some space between us, but she just seemed to hug me tighter, and I felt her face lay against my shoulder. Her breath was hot against my ear, and I leaned back into her embrace. She hadn’t let go of my stomach even though we weren’t running. “We have six more jugs full,” Sheela whispered into my ear. I’d left Tom and Katie at the work site, and had brought Nicole, Sonny, Cher, and Hope in addition to Bob. “I suppose we should have brought some water jugs to fill up,” I said to Sheela once we made it to the river and my team of dinos started drinking. Running water wasn’t going to matter if carnotaurus and raptors attacked us. It was going to take a lot of work, and even thinking about the job was making me exhausted.įort first, then we could work on everything else. The trip to the water was quick, but I kept my attention on the ground and thought about digging up a long trench to lay down a clay water pipe. The cat-woman climbed up to the saddle, wrapped her arms around my waist, and then we set off toward the river. “Of course,” I said as I commanded Bob to kneel so I could mount him. “Victor, can I accompany you?” Sheela asked as Nicole lowered her head so that Trel and I could get off her horns.

We updated them on our plans to burn the holes in the trees as we also cut the lines, and I gathered up the dinos to head for more water. Trel and I rode on Nicole’s horns to where Sheela and Kacerie worked. “I’ve got some ideas for that,” Trel said. Also, we need to talk about the door when I get back.”

“Remember those raptors? I’m not going to feel safe until our wall is built. “I’m sure we’ll be fine without your dinosaurs for a few minutes,” Trel said.

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