His eyes slowly began to tear up, before hestarted to cry. And I mean CRY. Not like he let out a tear or two; he hadhis hands up to his face, eyes scr...wed shut, WAILING. The crowd wasunimpressed as Ash's blubbering appearance appeared on the screen, and achorus of boos and taunts began to echo through the stadium.Brian scowled as he recalled his Emboar and glanced back at the sobbingtrainer. "Yeesh... what a pansy. Shouldn't even be here..." he grumbedbefore he walked away."I... I hate all of. I went downstairs. My wife was putting the wet sheets in the washing machine. She saw me and smiled. Then she said, “I almost did this too when you took me this morning!”I replied, “Damn! If I had know how close I had come I might have lasted longer!”She smiled and said, “You have turned into a wild man! I like it! You should have done this years ago!”I said, “Go upstairs, come back down in just a sexy pair of panties, and start breakfast!”My wife said, “Yes, Sir!”I liked this! I liked this a. "Lonnie chuckled, "She's right you know."Cade threw Lonnie a frown. "I don't think I should be the one to do this," he said.The kids were screaming and Buddy, the dog, was chasing them. He had almost healed from his injuries."I'm not good in front of groups," Angie scoffed, "And you are Cade."Callie leaned back in her chair, "Well Cade, you were able to get all the neighbors around here to band together," she said with raised eyebrows."Oh not you too Cal," Cade scoffed and rolled his eyes. He. At his charming assenting smile to the young girl, despite the unsettling gaze of Ser Ilyn Payne and the harsh, barking laughter of the Hound, Sansa's spirits took flight.And so Sansa and Joffrey's glorious, magical, perfect day began. The pair galloped across the fertile riverlands, exploring here-and-there. Sansa could never recall being happier in all of her life. When the pair stopped for a bit to eat, Prince Joffrey gave a sly grin to the enamoured girl and produced a wineskin from his.