It wasthat vivid I wrote my dream down. Maria happened to pick up my notes andsaid Mum this is brillient we can take the team and the support staff.Th... idea was put to the other directors and it was passed. At the sametime Maria informed me she had found Nena & was going to make it a termof the contract with the coach firm in Britain Nena was employed."Shortly after this Bishop Richard got the girls singing. Before theyknew it they had turned off the motorway and were going down a countrylane.. “We are good together, yes?” he asked. I nodded. “And you love Randle and me?” he went on. I agreed. “Why don’t you move in with us? Let me say that differently. I want you with me here all the time”. I looked at Greg and smiled. “Are you sure honey” I asked but probably knew the answer. “Yes I am very sure” he replied and we kissed. I looked over at Randle who was watching us. “See” said Greg “he wants you to move in too”. I nodded “yes I would like that very much” I said “when should we do. ’ There. It was out. She felt herself get lightheaded as she considered her answer. A single word, a single touch now would change everything. She looked into his eyes and knew she was undone. ‘I know. I want that too.’ He leaned in and their lips touched. First a light, soft touch. She felt his breath on her, gentle, familiar. Then more, his body demanding more, his lips parting and hers opening in invitation. His arm went behind her and she lost her strength to him as he held her closer,. My dad called me Acey. My mom, never having forgiven dad and making sure he knew it, always called me Millie, or when I was in trouble, Millie Rose. When I started competing in rodeo after high school, dad convinced me that calling myself Ace might not sit well with the other competitors, so I started using Acey. Somehow I never got confused, and was comfortable with it.I was the only girl with three older brothers, so mom wanted me to be her little girl. Much to her disgust and dad's delight,.