I’d like to hear you tell it, if you would.”As they sat drinking coffee, eating their biscuits, bacon, and eggs, Dal Hopkins told Little Eli the s...ory he loved to tell the most, to anyone who would listen.The thunderstorm still raged outside as lightning flashed and the wind blew rain against the windows and the thin board walls of the hotel with a roar of water. When the thunder would boom, the air would shake, at times making the coffee cups rattle in the saucers. The loud thunder would shake. " And Iknew that ninety nine percent of the population of any first world countrywould be my slave within two days.I handed the microphone back to the reporter and as I approached my threeSuperbs. "You all did wonderful..." As I walked away, only one thingleft. "Now I just need a crown."~~~Epilogue~~~200 years later...Emil ran as fast as he could from the oasis. He tried not to stay in thesun for long, sometimes he heard stories of people being taken in thedesert and never being seen. "Don't think our corral there will hold many more and the cattle are getting harder to find. We'll make one more sweep tomorrow morning and get geared up to leave Thursday early. That suit you boys?"Josh, Jerry, and Jimbo Hughes, the hand from the Lazy L, all agreed it was time to head home. Jacob was the only hold out."I didn't get a chance to work the round up. Josh, I'd like to do more than just baby sit the cattle. Can I go out with you tomorrow?" Jacob asked with a hopeful look.Josh had to. She also had a great body with nice C cup breasts. She had a great personality that complimented the physical beauty that God had given her. She and I talked while Brian and Kev talked about their bikes and up coming road trips. About three hours had gone by and the summer sun was fading from the sky. “ Hey boys,” Angie hollered. “ How about we take this party inside?” The men got up from the picnic table, grabbed the cooler and the nearly empty bottle of Crown. After we all got resettled in.