She had just stood there, with a rather insane look on her face, breathing heavily. Then she had said, ‘You’ll be sorry, Aidan,’ and left in a h...rry. Now, as his phone was ringing again, he prepared to push ignore. He was done talking to her. But the caller ID said Lili, not Olivia. He sat straight up on the couch he had been napping on, and quickly flipped his phone open. ‘Hey, Lili,’ he said as casually as he could. In truth, his heart was beating a million miles a minute.He loved and hated. I remember people coming into our house. I remember going to the funeral home and doing all the stuff to get the funeral set up. I don't remember sitting there. I don't remember the funeral itself, but I remember watching his casket being lowered into the ground. They wanted me to leave, but I needed to see it. I watched as the backhoe pushed the dirt in on him. I stood as they took everything away from me. My life was gone the moment Freddy was lowered into the earth.John somehow was able to. " William blushed. "My brother's widow. Lady Caroline Stanhope." Not the Lioness?" Adams asked."Yes, sir." The Lioness?" Farquhar asked."You was in the Caribbean then, Farquhar," Adams said. "She is the woman who saved our friend's bacon here when he tried to take L'Empereur. I saw her at St. James with you. An exceptionally beautiful woman. And she killed two Frenchies herself, didn't she?" One, sir. Nursed the other back to health." So she knows something of the naval life then, eh?" asked. Then I realise it’s his competitive instinct, it’s what makes him what he is, he’s picked the one thing to fire me up and shake me back to reality, of course, he knows how much tonight means to me.Back in the game and John, the other guy is serving, Nick hits a good return back to John and as he returns the ball I shoot across intercepting the ball from Nick and smashing a volley into Johns’ feet. Doing so I cannon into Nick, bouncing off him, God his body is hard and strong.Next point, John.