It was time to put an end to this. "Well," I said, "the fishing ought to be pretty good early in the morning. I think we'll turn in early." He didn't ...ake the hint. "Name's Carl," he said to Moni. "Nice to have some pretty scenery up here, and I ain't talking about the trees." He didn't even look at me. I turned quickly at the sound of footsteps behind me, and found three more of the cowboys approaching. "Watcha got going over here?" one of them asked drunkenly.Carl said, "I just found the. But I judge the highlights of the tour not on the historical pedigree of the buildings, but how close I managed to get to Alexandra as we stood and listened to the stories of our guide. I remember talking to her, but I don’t remember what we said. To my now jaded memory it seems as if I spent the whole tour running about the group trying to be as close as possible to her for as long as possible. The reason I had to keep running to catch up with her was because she kept moving away from me. It. I was stammering, saying what ever came to my mind.He looked at me with a scowl I will never forget. I felt so trapped. There was not one pleasant thing about him. He was scary, plain scary,“Young lady it is nowhere near that simple. You are a shoplifter, caught dead to rights. It could not have been clearer. From the moment you took it, you had no intention of paying for the product. Shoplifting is a major crime and one we address very strongly here. When you shoplift you are as guilty as. ”We kissed and talked aimlessly and I realised it was getting quite late.“I think I need my beauty sleep,” I said, “Time for Queen Lovely to go to bed.”“Aww, not fair. I want to stay here with you.”“I would like nothing more, but I have to go and do some shopping in the morning and I like to go out early. Do you want me to wake you, or let you lie in?”She looked warily at me, “Uh, how early is ‘early’?”“On a Saturday I usually get up around eight and I want to leave for the shops about.