I'll wait 'til tomorrow afore I tell him about ya, but that's the best I kin do fer ya."Shit! It looked like we had been caught up in a range war pure...y by accident. None of us wanted anything to do with that sort of thing, so I took the four horses and led them back to the family. I explained what had happened and told the others that we had better get a move on. We could rest once we got out of town. We could find a place to make a defensive camp for the night.We had just started pitching. Mummy ne pucha, “Aap humka bahut pasand karte hai na?” Dadaji ne kaha, “Kanchan rani ab tohre se alag nahi raha jaa raha humka.” Mummy ne kaha, “Ego bat kahe aapse? Us din aap kah rahe the na ki pahila din aap humka pasand kar liye the.” Dadaji ne kaha haan kahe the.Toh mummy ne kaha, “Hum us din aapke aankh mein dekhe the humre badan ko niharte hue. Hum bholi hai lekin sab samajhte hai. Aapke aankh humre yovan sharir ke liye vichilit hua tha. Lekin aap itna pyar karne lagenge so nahi pata. "A drink, Sir?" asked Sergeant Roberts."Please. A large brandy." Coming up, Sir."He produced it swiftly. What Mark did not know was that he also took one back to the kitchen for himself. Sergeant Roberts was very upset. That anyone could behave so badly to his Miss Victoria. He worshipped everyone in this family. They were so natural and nice to him but Victoria with her beauty and friendly smile and banter had stolen his heart.Mark sat down and sipped his brandy. "Damn! Damn! Damn!" he. She had known and liked the willful red-headed girl all her life."There's this boy, this man, young man, you probably know him, know his family, Billy Fields?" She sighed again, a bit louder than was necessary."Uh huh, I knows him. Got'a good head on his shoulders, that boy. Kind'a nice looking feller, ain' he?"Anne smiled and scrunched up her befreckled nose. "I suppose. Anyroad, he joined the army, the rebel army of course, dumb thing to do, and he says he loves me, the fool. Oh, drat, I'm.