." Her voice trailed away."We'll talk about it later. If you feel uncomfortable I won't try to get you up on the floor. If it makes you feel better, t...ey play plenty of disco music as well. Shall I book for Saturday evening?" She nodded enthusiastically."Sounds great, James. Yes please."We were back at my house now. I went to the kitchen and asked if she wanted wine or coffee."Wine please James. I have the feeling that your serious discussion is going to need it." Before I got the bottle out of. You need to do it yourself."Shayna surprised herself by blurting out, "Show me." She almost tried to apologize to her friend and tell her she was just kidding, but instead, she held her tongue, to see how Angie would respond.Angie's eyes widened. "What? Are you nuts? What if your parents come back?" They won't be back for hours. Besides, you're my friend. You have to show me."Angelique hesitated for a moment, then nodded. She ran to the door and shut it, and then hurried back to the bed. "Take. I decided I’d worry about that later. For the time being, he seemed happy to accept my company, and I had no problem with that. “I’m Siobhan, by the way.” “And I’m David.” As we walked, I found out a bit more about him. He hadn’t actually intended to come walking by himself, but his mate Bruce had had to drop out. “He really is an Australian – can you believe it? Poor bugger! But we met at college, he’s a really good mate.” "Ok," I thought, "he’s letting me know he’s not gay. That's cool." So. Is it worth passing on his name to Duke Drago? Is it too soon to do so?Would one of these snippets be sufficient to show willing, and if so, which one? Do we need to reinforce the idea of a land and sea military force; or is it better to sow discord by passing on the story of the attempt to instigate a massacre?Toying with the two, he eventually came to the conclusion that as the massacre plan was much earlier, that could be passed on as a second or third hand story, with few details except the.