I yelled at the dogs ta hold off on any more attacks because I wanted ta talk ta the bandits if possible.Danny an' I reloaded while the dogs kept a cl...se eye on the remainin' live bandits. "Don't kill us, Mister. Please?" begged one of them.I said, "I may not kill you ifen you tell me what's goin' on. I know this can't be just a happenstance. There ain't enough traffic on this road ta make it worthwhile fer y'all just ta wait fer a likely victim ta come along. I know y'all wuz layin' fer me, so. They constantly lagged behind the other divisions, and as a result, their profitability was lagging behind all the other divisions."Kenny, I want you to go back there next week, you need to light a fire under those people. Find someone who will take responsibility for implementing all the necessary changes. This foot dragging needs to end, it isn't good that they're lagging behind like they are." I don't know anyone back there. It would take me at least two weeks to recognize where the problems. I always imagine myself being with you all over again and how good it felt being in your arms. I loved the way you made me feel, i gave myself to you physically and emotionally, and you were soo gentle and patient with me. I felt cherished in your arms and loved to feel your hands all over me, caressing me and making me feel wanted and desired. I wasn’t sure what I was doing but it felt soo good, i had a huge crush on you and still do, so it felt like you were the perfect person to express. ”I laughed and put the dagger away, “time for me to see your father.”She gestured to my pack and I picked it up and put it on one shoulder. As we left she slipped her hand into mine, “we need to find you boots or shoes.”I nodded, “and a coat.”She smiled, “it is summer now.”I snorted as I kept walking, “if the northern nomads are moving south and attacking, their shaman mages will be sending cold ahead of their army.”She looked at me and then nodded and a couple of minutes later we entered a.