The room was dark after the moon-kissed lighting of the hall and it took a moment for her eyes to adjust. Then she saw him, sitting upon his chair, pe...ched as it were before the fire, his eyes mesmerized by stories in the flames. She closed the door behind her and walked swiftly to his side, falling to her knees and bowing her head. ‘Before me,’ he ordered and she crawled about until her knees were but inches from his feet. ‘Look at me,’ he commanded and she lifted her eyes to meet his. They. It gets a little challenging."I took my turn and said, "We are quite a team, aren't we?" Yes, I have found that to be true. You don't do badly separately but together you are quite a pair." Knowing that, how do we go about discussing an exception in the house rules?" Britt asked him with a bland look.He shuffled a bit. "Lois and I set most of those shortly after we were married. We would have to be in agreement about any change or exception."I said, "In that event, I think we should postpone. ’ ‘That’s what Hell is for, ma’am.’ said Joanne. ‘And that’s one of the things about Christianity that I’ve never liked.’ I said. ‘I just cannot accept the concept of Christian ‘Hell’. Eternal damnation and torture just for not believing Christ is the Messiah? Or for earthly actions that might be bad, but certainly don’t merit torture and damnation for eternity. Not to impugn those who believe, but the concept of Hell seems to contradict the entire rest of the Bible.’ Joanne did not like my. I turned around and went back to our bedroom; our bedroom, probably not anymore, huh. But when I got there I reached under the nightstand drawer, and removed my M1911A1. I had made a holster for it and attached it to the top of the shelf there. I made sure it was loaded and I chambered a round. Then I crept back across the living room to the hallway and even through all the noise of the rain hitting the roof, I could hear them still going at it. I checked the door knob and the door was not.