Alive." Hadvar said between gasps for breath. Carthalo leaned against a boulder, listening for the dragon's roars which grew steadily further and furt...er away "I think we're in the clear." I just... a dragon!" Hadvar said with a tone of even greater disbelief."Should we go back, now that it's gone?" Carthalo asked."I don't think so." said Hadvar "Probably best if we get as far away from here as possible. That dragon might return and the Jarls need to be warned. Lets go." Hadvar began walking. "That is a smile I would do anything for" I told myself as I sat down, this time on the patio loveseat next to her chair."What shall we drink to?" I asked."Hmmmm, how about new friends?" Agreed" I said, looking into her eyes as we touched rims and each took a sip. Not a big wine cooler person normally, I have to admit, this did seem to be the right drink for the occasion. And this was much better then most of the "wine soda" that I have had in the past.We quietly talked, and she told me about. "Charlene will be ready for you shortly, please take a seat," said the receptionist to Geraldine, and she moved towards Judith to take an adjacent seat.Their eyes met and there seemed to be a flicker of recognition from Geraldine to Judith as Judith was trying to work out if she was actually who she thought she was.The two women exchanged 'Good mornings', and Geraldine sat down.Judith was debating with herself whether to find out if the woman was indeed her former headmistress when Judith's. We as usual had fixed our second date and planned to meet at his place; we walked around to his place and took our seats. “Anything else?” he asked with a smile. “Ummmm I’m not sure,” I said kind of shy. I couldn’t think of anything until he blurted out, “Want to smell me again?” We both laughed but I quickly leaned onto him and sniffed his neck brushing my wet lips against his throat. His hand reached to my back as He pulled me close to him. My eyes met his and we instantly kissed. It was.