In fact, she was the one who kept the conversation going and she began to realize that she would have to say "goodnight" to this fascinating man and m...ght never see him again. That prospect made her sad and she resolved not to let it happen. When it was time for her to return to her room, she initiated an exchange of phone numbers and said she hoped they could get together on her next trip to Boston. He smiled as they parted and kissed her very softly on the cheek (somehow, she had hoped for. Long moments of awkward silence passed before Helena spoke hesitantly at last managing to break their delicious eye contact.“I really enjoy vampire movies and books,” she attempted to make conversation.“Really?” the girl sounded amused and smiled warmly.Continuing she tried to sound serious “they’re always portrayed so sensually and highly erotically don’t you think?”Still smiling the girl averted her eyes purposefully looking down, seemingly thinking deeply she pursed her soft crimson lips. Justin came and looked at my bench and then frowned. He touched the bench and closed his eyes. He looked at me and asked, “Any particular reason why you wanted a platinum seat?”“Hum, no, I thought I was thinking of aluminium, but I might have thought of a platinum-like finish,” I told him.He looked at the rocks in the piles. “Where did you get the platinum and aluminium from?” he asked, frowning at the rocks.This made me think. “Hum, the rock pile, I don’t think I borrowed it from anywhere. They sat in the living room and chatted about the week. Myra said she had a mare coming at 2pm to be serviced. Leesa was already excited but that would delay her “appointment” with one of the ponies. “We will have an early lunch” Myra said “just in case the mare is early”. Leesa thought it was funny that she said the mare was coming and not the owner bringing it. Lunch over the three of them wandered down to the barn to prepare for the mare. Beth brought out the stallion while Leesa helped Myra.