As I walked away, I tried to come up with a good reason for April to attend. Then I could come up with a minor emergency and be spared. I was also thi...king about lunch. All the talk of food and food preparation had given me an appetite. Spending a quiet lunch with April was sounding mighty good.Then my communicator demanded my attention. “Captain, this is Smith in communications. We’ve got a Federated Nations Inspector demanding permission to board. What do I do?”“Ok, Smith, we’re nice people.. It's a night to savour a Scotch."We chatted for a bit then the waiter brought our drinks along with twosmall crystal decanters of water. "Would you come back in a minute orso?" asked Vernon. "A lady will be joining us soon and I expect she willlike a drink too."I diluted my whisky as I had read some people do and we toasted eachother and we were talking about the relative merits of diluting ourwhiskies when I saw Emma at the entrance looking into the dining roomand after exchanging a few words. Damn did that feel good! So warm and tight and all the more delicious for this being a total stranger’s slut hole that he was feeling up on a beach in full daylight. He was shaking off his little town blues and cocking his way into the cosmopolitan world that he suspected existed out there. Resisting the urge of bury his bone in the blonde’s meaty rum Phil told the dark haired stud and the red-head to get down on their knees. Quick as a flash they had their big butts up in the air. Phil scooted. "What's this?" Rachel asked."It's where we – actually you – will be staying. I've taken a cabin for two nights." I held up my hand. "I know. But I must do this by myself. I'll go walkabout a few hours after lunch. I may be back tomorrow. We both know I must be alone." Okay. I understand." We'll register and have lunch. Then we'll wash and rest. If you want, register for a tour. Ask for a Harry Nanya tour."Mungo Lodge is currently 100% owned by Indigenous Business Australia which purchased the.