It's my fault. I've wanted so badly to discuss with you what happened. Please don't think I have been avoiding you but I feel that this...must be kept very discreet as I'm sure you're aware. Since your father will be gone for the entire weekend we will have plenty of time then. I know you've probably been thinking about this a lot and I haven't intentionally wished to make you suffer alone. I'm sorry too that I wasn't able to be here tonight so I . "I grinned nervously at him."Like what?" I asked."Well, first one is," he paused, and then grinned from ear to ear, "I'dlove another of those fantastic kisses of yours."I laughed out loud, letting some nervousness escape."What's the second thing?" I asked, cheekily.His grin softened."Let's take care of the first one first."He moved quickly, his tanned body sliding into me, and before I knew itwe were kissing again, just like earlier, in his office. It was soft,and strong, and emotional, and. The bear had rolled onto its side and the hunter could see quite easily that the bears pussy was twitching and winking erotically, fluids trailed out from the pink crevice and shimmered in the dim light of the moon and the stars which had shifted overhead while the hunter was out. He didn't know what compelled him, but the hunter couldn't help but reach over and dip his index finger into the bears glistening honey-pot, he tested for a reaction, and when he had submerged his finger up to the. The dwarf didn't seem to be the least concerned with the elf's obvious dislike of him, Pardin noted as well."She promised to be my bride," the dwarf said again. "Unless you," he pointed at Pardin, "sullied the nest, I'll take her now, if you don't mind." Yeah," Pardin said, trying to buy time while he figured out what "sullied" meant. He looked at Adray who gave him a double glare by jerking her head forward. She reminded him of the snowy white birds who stood in shallow ponds hunting for fish.