" Oh no! It's ideas I shall be using him for." Good luck, Eleanor!" Thanks, Mr Woolstencroft." Ron." Thanks, Ron."The ambulance duly arrived and the d...iver said that they would be round in a couple of days to take him in for physiotherapy. Eleanor thanked him but said that she was happy to fetch and carry him. She hoped to pick up some tips from the physiotherapist.Daphne went back to work after lunch and the two men settled down in the sitting room to listen to music. Ron wanted to listen to. Her hands were wandering over the toned muscles of his shoulders and her nails scratched at his skin when he tweaked hard at her nipples. Her moans had joined the singing of the birds and added to the sound of the woods when his mouth had hungrily sucked on her. With her head flung back against the tree her eyes opened. Looking down she saw his head buried between her exposed breasts, and then she looked around the woods and couldn’t quite believe she was doing this in such a public place and. I was leaving my room when I felt the familiar sensation that corresponded with Abi leveling up again. I took out my phone and looked at the time, realizing that it had been almost an hour and forty-five minutes since I had seen Abi. She said it would be an hour or so until she leveled, so I must have been using quite a bit of mana.I put my phone away and turned to my left, walking towards Mason’s room. I knocked on the door and waited for him to open the door.[Where are you?] I sent to him.[At. ) in Napa, who needs shrinks?My first stop for retail therapy I went to The Shops at Napa Center. I first checked out the Thomas Kinkade Gallery at Napa Center. I’ve always loved his scenic, light-infused artwork; In fact; I had a sympathy card given to me by co-workers at my former job that featured one of his artworks on the cover. I mostly just looked and admired the many artworks of the gallery. I then drove over to downtown Napa to this lovely little shop called Vino Therapy. The store.