“It seems you have other things on your mind,” Coven declared.“He certainly does,” Laudus confirmed.“Before you’re totally distracted you ...eed to talk to the town from the window,” Palus insisted.“Hum,” Swarta grumbled. “Sister-wife, you are right, of course.” She stopped toying with me and stood up. “Let’s get duty behind us.”Palus stood too, as did Tharin and Coven.“Second floor window?” Palus asked Swarta, who nodded back.We crowded around the bedroom window facing the commons. We could see. She smiled, ‘You are good.’ ‘You too!’ We ran another hundred yards and I told her if we started walking we would cool out about right by the time we got to the house. That is what we did. When we got back We stretched out again. I said, ‘Dianne, I love having you run with me. Sometimes I really have to push myself to go out and do it. Some days I hate doing it. Some days I pray for rain. I think I will love it with you.’ She laughed, ‘I was just thinking the same thing. I have never enjoyed a. As a result, the battle was soon over with both sides nearly annihilated. This was when Stanly led his men to attack the two pirate ships.The attack was so unexpected that Stanly's men had no trouble killing all the remaining pirates on both ships. In short order, bellies were slit, and the corpses were thrown over the side. They looked through both ships and found little of value. Apparently, these pirates were losers, in more ways than one! At least, the ships could be salvaged; they might be. Just as she thought, it was empty. The lobby cast a cold, grayish-blue color on everything. ‘I’ll fit in perfectly,’ she told herself. ‘Oh God, please don’t tell me your Caden,’ A voice rang out from across the room. A tall man, semi-muscular stood, magazine in his hand. ‘Well, that’s one hell of a greeting. Yeah, I am Caden.’ She confirmed. ‘Damn. It.’ He threw the magazine down, not caring where it landed and walked over to her. ‘Did I do something wrong?’ Caden scrunched her eyebrows..