"I have heard from Captain Leitnos and from Lieutenant Gamelin. You feel our enemies have over-committed themselves, even if less than a tenth of the ...orces they've sent are in the field." My Lord Count, a man eats three pounds of food a day. A horse, five or six times that." The Zarthani appear to have less than a thousand cavalry," Count Tellan informed Tuck.Tuck bobbed his head. "A thousand horses eat what nearly five thousand men eat. A horse out here, Lord Count, is expensive."Count Tellan. While they waited Darren looked around the room. A new picture on thewall stood out. His Uncle James and Aunt Lorraine, his mother's sister,hadn't been there before. They'd died when he was just a boy, theirlittle girl with them. Their little girl, Pam. Same age as him. But nowshe hadn't died. She had moved in with them. She was in the familypictures, with her parents and Darren, with him.He had a sinking feeling that no one would ever find Darren.And that Sally was going to be in far more. She felt his stiffening cock through the thick material of his uniform. He still hadn’t removed it, seeing as he had just got home. Wallen rubbed his lower body against her hip; she ran her hands down his chest and to the belt-buckle. She unhinged the thing then moved towards the zipper. Val hesitated. Wallen responded by pressing his face harder into hers, making her hands suddenly unzip his pants and pull them, along with his underwear, past his knees. His erection was large and thick;. “I can change plans,” she said quickly.“You shouldn’t have to change plans,” I countered. “That’s my point. You’ve got something you want to do today. Those plans don’t include me – or if they do, I haven’t agreed to them. You shouldn’t have to change things for me.”Liz shook her head and looked away out the window.“It’s fine, Liz,” I said.“It isn’t fine,” she countered. “I ... I thought Brea would be here today. I forgot it was Saturday until I texted her a few minutes ago. We were going to.