The terrain was rougher than she had thought; she needed to be more careful.Moving now with all the stealth she could manage, she worked her way slowl...into the forest.It was almost noon when she found herself on the edge of a clearing. Very quietly,she reconnoitered, and when she'd made sure the clearing was empty, she wentin. Feeling a little thirsty now, she slipped out of her backpack once againand took out her canteen. Then she settled down on her haunches to sip herwater and check the. ‘I don’t remember anything else. My first coherent thought after that day was when Heath Hunt found me. I then only knew that I was going to be OK. When Dr. Simms told me both the baby and I was going to be fine I almost died of happiness. I don’t think I would have been able to live with myself if I’d lost the baby.’ ‘Don’t Cheyenne. Don’t do this to yourself. You’re here and you’re safe and you and the baby are both fine. Let’s not worry about anything else OK. Natalie will never hurt you. Walking in I was greeted by a attractive lady flashing a nice if a little shy and nervous smile. Over coffee her eyes w. ere darting down to my chest, and mine were doing the same to hers, a flash of generous clevage always gets me going and she had a nice portion on viewI suggested a drive somewhere quieter, and we took her car to a local quiet lane,I leaned over offering a kiss and she responded eagerly, our tongues and lips searching each other out. My hands instinctively went to her warm. Exhausted and heart-broken, I went to the flap of the tent as Marianna began to clean up the operating room. I pushed back the flap and turned my ear to the night sounds of our hospital (a set of six tents that doubled as operating rooms, morgues, and sick-bays). The quiet moans of horribly injured people almost covered the soft clicking of the crickets in the field nearby. Not being able to stand the sound of dying people for another minute, I turned to Marianna and told her I was going to.