We got money now Brad, enough to buy and stock a pretty large spread.”“Are you saying we should walk away?”He snorted. “Hell no. I think we sh...uld go back to civilization and get hold of one of those syndicates that will mine it for us on a percentage. I think a 60/40 split, with us getting the 60. That way we can walk away and still make good money.”We’d both heard the stories about gold fever, how once it got in your veins you were hooked for life. That wasn’t us. We really didn’t expect to. I began to wonder what that was all about, but the effect of my silkypyjamas on my newly sensitised skin and the ever present stimulation ofthe plug made it hard to gather my wits.I made a pot of tea, knowing that Rosie would appreciate the gesture. Onfurther thought, I added two more cups, and went up to Rosie's room. Iknocked on the door, and was answered with a curt, "Wait!" I waited forseveral minutes outside, feeling increasingly foolish. I could hear somegiggles and squeaks and. .. ?"Here we go again. "You mean your breasts?"I could feel her going red over the phone. "Yes. How did you know what I meant?" How did I know? I had thought of little else all day. "Colin, you still there? They've grown some more!" Some more?" Not the most intelligent question, but on the spur of the moment..."You know how big they were this morning?" I think that was what they call a rhetorical question, so I left her to carry on. "Well, I went out to buy a bra at lunchtime. I took my top off. When the photo session was finally over thetwo brides and their bridesmaids took their places at the head table forthe wedding feast. Andie sat next to Mitch and kept rubbing his leg in avery sensuous way with either her foot or hand and sometimes both. Afterdinner the speeches which were given by both brides. When it was herturn Erica looked at Mitch as she paid loving tribute to his longfriendship and the great honour he had bestowed on her by being herbridesmaid. Mitch blushed furiously but.