She wasn’t exactly sure what was happening. Talking to him had made her feel better, but the kiss had started things inside her that confused her. H...w could she be feeling like this about him? He was almost old enough to be her father. ‘Ah, I guess I better get you home, huh?’ Bill said, his voice hoarse. ‘I…I guess so,’ Cindy said. She noticed that her boss’s voice sounded funny. The trip to the mobile home park where Cindy lived didn’t take long. Bill pulled up in front of her trailer and. There were only about fifty guards to protect the town.While some must be at the castle walls, too many soldiers were to the east of the Kingdom preparing for the Necromancer's army.It was all happening too quickly. While Jessie put strings on our bows and prepared some arrows I knelt down next to Janey who was shivering in fear. 'It's going to be okay this time. We're going to be all right, okay? I promise. Just wait here.'She nodded, obviously not believing me. Hell, I didn't believe me. I. Now that he mentioned it, I did want him to...I shook my head. He is my father, for God's sakes. I managed to smile, and soon, the three of us were laughing loudly at our own private joke. Mom started to tickle me, and within moments, Dad joined her. Soon, I was squirming and giggling like a little girl. My skirts began to ride up and before I knew it, it had ridden over my thighs. During the melee, I had swung my legs over my Dad's, and now, Dad was being treated to a good view of my. “Oh Kshitiz, how I wish I could see the world through your eyes. Tina was a very lucky woman to have a man like you in her life.” I said.“You could be that lucky too.” Kshitiz said.“I would only bring you pain Kshitiz, I’ve got too much baggage.” I said.“I’ll gladly help you sort through all of it if you’ll marry me.” Kshitiz said.I looked across the table at that dear, sweet, wonderful man and I could see the longing in his eyes. I allowed my mind to wander a bit and thought of my life ten.