It eventually will have to end. Hawk's second load after the 'threat' signals the pace starting to drop back to normal (and then a few moments later, even slower.  And the arrival of the cleaning crew to another stall gets Hawk's voice to drop lower and lower. "Thight-ass knife-ear," is the last coherent bit of talk before Hawk starts murmuring to better focus her ears on the cleaners. Thankfully the cleaning doesn't happen to involve stringent chemicals or the like, so once the intruders are more noticeably focused on their work (the singing is kinda poor, but eh),  Hawk makes a recovery.<br/><br/>Unfortunately, it's clear that the second wind won't last too much. The movements fade too fast, and her words are heavy with fatigue. Almost as heavy as her balls must have been to treat Lapine's ass to as many loads as she had.