Dingvali Humber was weighing up the cost benefit analysis of letting the governor have all his females against the likely trading advantage he would g...in. Ling stepped out of the room to find himself facing Smetna as well. She added her arguments to the boy’s. Even though her stepson was there, she emphasised how she would willingly submit to anything, do anything. “Well, yes, you will anyway; that was the agreement. You can hardly offer yourself twice now can you?” he left the silence to. ‘Yes … yes … I suppose I am. Not good at being alone. Need someone to talk to, you know. Conversation … the life blood of existence I think someone once said. If not, they should have.’ He looked at her again and saw the beginnings of a smile. ‘My dear Mr. Wilkinson, are you attempting to seduce me?’ It was said with a smile, a raised eyebrow and a twinkle in her eye. ‘Come to think of it … yes! Absolutely! Can’t think of anything I would rather do,’ he laughed. ‘Well, you are at least honest.’. That was at least untill two years agoNowadays when you arrive in town casually, you will noticed something has changed but you cant immediately put your finger on it. The two Churches are still full every Sunday, the American flag is still seen in every business window. The crime rate is still low. It still seems the same care free small town you remembered it as two years ago, but you still can’t help but shake the feeling something inherent basically changed.Then you begin to look a little. ''Anyway, good luck. I'm interesting it hearing it myself. The next time you hear from me, I'll introduce you to Victoria, ' Emily warned.'Great, ' Alex thought to himself. 'I've managed to put this off so far, but I know as soon as I lay out any principles everyone will treat them as absolute gospel. If I say anything which can be misconstrued in the slightest, I'll end up with yet another overreaching abusive religion trying to shove it's dictates down the throats of any and all.