He was dripping in sweat as he was still breathing heavily. He looked at her. "One of these days, Marie, you're going to give me a heart attack," he s...id with a laugh.She grinned up at him as she sat back up then pouted her big lips with disappointment. "No seconds?" she asked.Dr. Ross glanced up at the wall clock. "It's half one, my next patient is in fifteen minutes," he answered. But his eyes lowered down to her big chest and immediately he felt himself grow hard again. "Sod it!" He quickly. The time was already after 10 AM and it was unusual for Alvaro to be late, even by a few minutes.Megan closed her eyes and thought that her future life now appeared so idyllic, she should start to worry. Real life just doesn't get and stay this good. She had completed her one-year commitment to Porto Santo and had married her true love on May 23rd. Their honeymoon had been be one glorious week of frolic in a secluded mountain cabin.Megan was somewhat surprised on March 1st, the day after Alvaro. We pitched next to a bigger motorhome occupied by a couple who I guessed were in their late-50s, just a few years older than us. During our first evening at the campground we soon got chatting and started to get to know each other over a shared bottle of wine. David was the quiet one but Jane was very chatty & open. She happily filled us in on their lives, telling us that at 62 she was a few years older than David, that they were both retired and she joked that she was a "fisherman's widow".. ’ Tom didn’t know the correct term, but the granite niche was obviously a place for spiritual rites. He shivered, not from the cold but from the miraculous discovery. Just when he’d doubted the journey’s purpose the Great Spirit slapped him. A pile of charcoal at the mouth of the cave left evidence of a small fire. He found dry wood and tinder under ledges and built one, making a mental note to restock the supply later. As the fire warmed the rock and the flickering light made the Paleolithic.