It wasn't a rule of law, just a custom, and one that he found odd. He had spoken with the other breeders he knew, but they apparently had no such desi...es for their companions. Caleb found this mildly curious, as most of the companions were attractive women, and all were in very good shape. Like most breeders, Caleb was very observant, and had witnessed Kim's reactions on occasion when he ventured on a public outing. He knew of a few occasions where she had seemed to be very aroused, even though. As I seated Frank, Wanda asked, "May I get you coffee, Sir?" That would be great, haven't had a cup all morning. Black, please."Wanda looked at me questioningly and I nodded."This place is gorgeous. I would be jealous except I wouldn't want the responsibility. Who did the decorating?" My new office manager, Wanda. She enjoys plants and I'm very happy to have them as well." That's what we need in our place, plants. Perhaps she can show my office manager and clerk how to pick some out." How's. As it was so early in the evening, it wasn’t too busy, and the daytime crowd were filtering out and being replaced by those starting their nights out. Although we were both pretty tipsy by now, we weren’t too drunk…which is a good thing for DJ as she can be terrifyingly brave when she is! Anyway…that’s enough of a build up, and I’ll cut straight to the good stuff now! I had left DJ sitting at a fairly low level table and seat as I headed to the bar to collect another drink. We had been sitting. I didn't know where they went, but I didn't really care; nevertheless, I was not about to let my guard down.The woman continued to cry while I reloaded my weapons. When that was done, I moved from my horse to the buckboard and tried to comfort the woman. She was not in hysterics, but was crying over the death of the man and the relief at her rescue. I tried to comfort her, but I still followed Nathan's advice and kept an eye out for the return of the Comanches.It was a damned good thing that I.