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comment or two about him.” Andrew let out a sigh. “That
was strange though. That poor guy you stripped blamed me as if he
really couldn’t see you.”
    “ He couldn’t.”
    “ No, no it’s like he said,
he was just so drunk.”
    “ You think so?”
    “ Yes, did you notice his
tattoos?” He couldn’t help but notice the Celtic symbols. One was
an eye shaped like a fish with a fish tail on the end. “They were
bad ass.”
    “ No, I didn’t see them, I
was too busy taking his clothes off.”
    Andrew noticed the building across the
street. “Come here.” He led Margaid there and to the alley behind
it. “Let me try these on. Turn around.”
    She did as he asked and he shed his
wet jeans and pulled on the naked man’s pants and blue polo shirt.
“That‘s better, I’m all dry now. But what about you? Your dress is
soaked.”
    “ Don’t worry about me. I
don’t mind, I like water. And no one can see me but you. So it
doesn’t matter.” She was staring at his crotch. “Are those that
man’s pants?”
    “ Yeah, the ones you stole
right off him.” He’d get her to the hospital and they would get her
dry clothes there, a gown are something. She needed help. What else
could he do but take her there.
    “ They fit differently on
you.”
    “ How? What’s wrong?” He
looked down to see what she meant.
    “ Oh, nothing’s wrong. They
seem a little tighter in the right place, that’s all.”
    She had that funny expression again.
And she kept starring at his hard on, but he didn’t mind. Not at
all. Andrew grinned as he felt his cock stiffen and enlarge even
more, just from her gaze. He wished he had his contacts so he could
see exactly what she looked like.
    Maybe he could take her to the hotel.
Spend his vacation with her. Her breasts were so lush and round.
Even with his bad eyesight he could see that. And her skin so soft.
It had been heaven to be inside her, but no, that wasn’t right. She
needed help. He cleared his throat. “Right. I’m going to help you
get help. The nurses at the hospital will get you into a clean, dry
gown. Then the doctors will help you see you’re not invisible. And
I’ll come and check on you before my vacation’s over. Come on. I
have an important errand I need to run.”
    He led her down the street until he
came to a stop in front of a modern style, two story, light-colored
brick building. The large sign out front read Nobles Hospital.
“Here we are. They’ll help you.”
    She shrugged.”Help me with
what?”
    * * * * *
    He took her in through the emergency
entrance and up to the window where a lady intake clerk in blue
scrubs greeted them.
    “ Andrew, they’re going to
help me do what?”
    “ Just a moment.” Holding
his hand up to Margaid, he nodded at the admittance
clerk.
    “ Very well sir, tell me
when you’re ready.”
    “ No, I don’t mean
you.”
    The lady shifted her eyes back and
forth. “Of course you didn’t and how may I help you?”
    “ This girl right here needs
some help.”
    The clerk’s eyes arched and she bore
her gaze into Andrew.
    “ She can’t see me. I told
you, no one can see me but you.”
    He smiled at Margaid so she would know
everything was all right, and then he turned back to the admittance
clerk. “She says no one can see her.”
    Margaid’s face puckered into a sucking
lemons expression. “It smells in here.”
    The lady gazed at him with a blank
stare and ignored Margaid.
    With a shrug, he explained,
“She says she’s a lhiannan
shee .”
    The clerk’s eyebrows
arched.
    “ Andrew, I don’t like it
here. I think we should leave.”
    Gesturing Margaid to be quiet, he
spoke louder to the clerk. “She says the sea god
    told her to drain men’s blood into a
red cauldron.”
    “ Andrew, they keep human
blood here. I can smell it.”
    “ Ma’am, are you listening?
Stop staring, my friend needs help.”
    “ All right.” The lady in
blue scrubs crossed her arms over her chest. “Where is
she?”
    “ How can she