Ayl'fair stripped as soon as she entered the trees and began to sing as she led them forward. It seemed to take an hour or no time at all depending on...your viewpoint.Approaching the Sacred Grove, the air became more alive, the stream could be heard bubbling and splashing in it's bed, and the birds were in fine voice as if to proclaim to one and all that it was a glorious day.Stepping into the Sacred Grove, Barbera checked the GPS unit, gave forth a surprised unladylike grunt, and said, "Now .... Sally, your father and I have had the most wonderfully happy marriage. I wouldn’t change a single day of it. Well perhaps the odd day when I had to be angry with him over something totally unimportant! But you have to do don’t you? You have to be mad at your man sometimes don’t you?” “Your father was always romantic. And it was Daddy who wanted us to be married today, Valentine’s Day, 60 years ago. Every year, every single year except for when he was a prisoner in the war, and even then when he. "Don't mind that old sod" Alison said and joked "He's so cranky lately cos he ain't getting any at home, isn't that right mate?, if i were you i'd get that blouse buttoned up a bit he'll be cracking one out tonight picturing your tits" as she made her way over to him and rubbed her tits in his face. Lisa blushed and pulled the blouse together and remarked "Not much there to see" as Mark pushed Alison away and said "Will you go and get the brews then, this is my last interview and when i'm done. Dad isbusy at the clinic at the moment." We will stop by after we settle at our sponsor family, the Perkins,"she told me.Mr. Perkins who was standing next to the Driefort then said. "Actuallyyou will be staying at Doc Mac's. I was your sponsor until youarrived." Jennifer, could you answer a question for us?" Mrs. Driefort asked."Why isn't your mom here with the rest of Tolerance?" Mom and dad thought it would be best we meet with you alone," I toldthem. "There will be a lot of questions asked..