At the mention of the Kommandant's name, Gerlinde felt a pang of sympathy for the prisoners who, from time to time, were caught in the spotlights of the guard towers trying to find breaches in the fence.  She was transfixed with understanding what Lisle had meant as though shot by one of those lights - she realized she had deliberately been keeping herself wandering in darkness.<br/><br/>The reason why - an icy splinter twisting back to life in her heart, hit her.  She turned her hands into cradles around the soft curve of a heart-shaped cheek and Lisle's ripe bottom.  But Gerlinde did not feel that ice melt, the pain relax, until she pushed her hips forward and made the hot, articulate pole of her penis sweep against Lisle's belly.<br/><br/>"You will, Lisle kitty."  Gerlinde said starkly.  The throbs on Lisle's flesh reminded her how hard she could be.  With a lift of her arm, Gerlinde made the blanket slide down, exposing Lisle's bareness to her, all the way to her waist.  Now only a thin slice of tented cotton separated her achingly warm flesh from where it dented Lisle.<br/><br/>All the same, her eyes were sad.  And it took this hardness, this closeness, to keep her voice from sinking into the pit that the splinter was cutting into her heart.  "The Kommandant runs the prison.  I didn't...take your meaning at first.  I don't..."<br/><br/><em>I don't like the idea of you with her at all.  I have to stop it.</em><br/><br/>Gerlinde blinked away the clarid thought.<br/><br/>"I don't imagine to know what's in her mind.  And I know it..."  Gerlinde trailed off, clearing her chest with a deep breath.  "I'll ready you.  I'll make it easy as it can be.<br/><br/>"I may not know what is on her mind, but I know that...she's like me, in body."  Gerlinde swallowed.  Her male sex swelled languidly, exulting in being against Lisle. "I believe she...chose it, though."<br/><br/>Before silence could let the revolt of her thoughts storm its emptiness, Gerlinde reached behind her to pick up the shake.  She had to focus on something else.  The thought of giving Lisle over to the Kommandant was upsetting her.  The last thing Gerlinde wanted was for Lisle to see that upset cut the heavens of her eyes with its clouds.<br/><br/>It would upset Lisle.  It would upset Gerlinde more.  And worse, it would lead to confirming her true fears about giving Lisle to the Kommandant.  It would threaten her power.