Once more she bathed, and for some reason, she had a much easiertime swimming through the water than she previously did, it was as ifthere was no wate... resistance at all. While previous dips into the waterleft her recalling previous events in her life, this time she was simplyfocused on enjoying the warmth of the water, as things got hazier andhazier. For a few moments, she struggled to remember her name, beforefinally remembering with some difficulty that it was Isa. She didn't knowwhy she was. The woman was excited. Her grey eyes flashing rather than cool. She showed me a copy of the Haveno Ananaso Times, Kupro Marbordo's main newspaper.“What do you think,” she asked. I read through the article. It was about chlorates, a new development in artificial fertilisers, that were promised as the next thing that would transform the region's agriculture.“I'm not sure,” I said. “I haven't invested any of the firm's money into them.” For some reason I had big doubts about chlorates. If. He begins to joke and deny his actions, he knew I saw him literally caught red handed . I tell him if he keeps denying his spying he would have to be punished, I smile with a cheeky grin, and as he goes to open his mouth I dive down next to him and kiss his generous boner through his dark blue swimming trunks, stretchable wasn’t his smartest choice. I resurface as my lungs begin to cave. I regain my position in front of him, he goes to kiss me, his lips soft and gentle despite the scent of. " We'll worry about that when it happens. Remember, we were apart for months and months when you were in Japan."We went out for pizza.In the morning we took the train to the zoo. We spent some time in the reptile house and then walked past the construction of the lion enclosure towards the "Amazon Aviary," as Rachel wanted to see the multi-colored birds. We went to the Lakeside Bistro for lunch and then spent the afternoon at the Australian bush exhibit. There was less visible than when it was.