Abbey found it more than a little unnerving, even if she knew the reason behind it. It was hard for Abbey to believe it had been three months since th...y’d first met. But it was almost harder to believe it had lasted this long at all. Most of her relationships had been lucky to make it to the second date, much less any kind of anniversary. Though, even as she formed that thought, another slipped into her consciousness. Would this be their first and last anniversary celebration? She almost hated. It was spring and there were so many things that happen. Avalanches, floods, earthquakes, and volcanoes could happen at any time. Ed asked, “When will we activate?”John answered, “Tomorrow. We’ll put the East Coast on alert tomorrow and prepare to move out.”Ed said, “How many groups?”John answered, “All of them.”The idea of putting the entire East Coast on alert was overwhelming. That would activate a fleet of thirty transport planes. Eight of the planes carried medium sized earth moving. " The room showed them eating various plants together. "Then we came upon a primitive race that showed much promise for intelligence, but also seemed violent." The aliens that now showed were small muscular things, red skinned, and covered with tufts of coarse black hair. They had tusks protruding from their snouts, but they didn't have pig noses. Their noses were more akin to a horse's."We studied this new race for years, before approaching them. They ate meat exclusively, but didn't eat their. Her pretty feet appeared to be imprisoned in the shoes. Her pink toe nail polish screamed color. She walked around all day with these feet on display. For men to see. I slid off the front of the chair to my knees. I began to caress her shoe with my hand. I looked up at her, catching her eyes through her glasses. Yes. The glasses were still on. She seemed to nod. I pressed my magic tongue into the shoe, touching skin. I felt a tremble run down her leg, followed by the distinctive aroma of.
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