He had never complained those times she had on something else,but the disappointment on his face had been plain. How long had she been in the elevator... She didn't wear a watch, somethingelse she had changed for Frank. One night in bed the subject of jewelry hadcome up, motivated by her curiosity as to what he liked. To her surprise hehad been very negative about wristwatches. She did have some, sitting in abox on her dresser, for those occasions she needed it but she hadn't thoughtto pick one. He also had the title of Adjutant General of the British Armed forces in America at the time of his execution after the debacle at West Point.It is important to understand the impact of the hanging of Major Andre on both sides after the failure to capitalize on the betrayal of West Point. The shocking fact that the treachery was perpetrated by a known "Hero of the Revolution" at a time when things were decidedly still "up in the air" was not wasted on the Patriot populace or the Loyalist. Oh wow."Anna tried to protest and Ria simply grinned, moving her now free hand to Anna's jeans. Ria rubbed at Anna's sex through her coarse denim, pressing so hard against it that she was positive her hand would be sore later."Stop. Stop. We can't do this." "But we are," Ria simply stated before tugging Anna's flimsy blouse in half. The material tore through the middle and the sound echoed throughout the small room. "I've dreamed of humping you since I first started working here." Anna let out. "Honestly, she's finewith it." Meh, okay then," Monique shrugged. "Glad we've got SOMEWHERE we can hangout where we're not getting shouted at. And before you say anything, yes,I know it's me and Kacey's parents who are in the wrong, not you! Unless,of course, Janet's a closet racist or something..." Okay then," Janet said loudly as she carried her mug of tea through fromthe kitchen. "Sorry about the mess, I'd have tidied up if I knew we werehaving guests." Janet allowed herself a smug grin as.