I continued to go back to his house and to the marina where he could often be found fishing after work for weeks. We laughed and joked for hours every...day and then one night something about him changed to me, he was no longer the older manI flirted with but he was the man I found myself thinking and smiling about when not with. We always stayed in the yard, him in his truck and I in my car parked side by side talking and joking until it was time for me to leave for home. That night as I left. We care about two of the men in the original party that went forward. Can you tell us about any of them?"I smiled and nodded over at Bennie, who had John and Jack with him coming around the corner. "I have good news for you two." They saw John and Jack and ran to them exchanging kisses and hugs.A younger girl came up and said, "Is Anne really dead?"I said, "Yes, I've seen her body."She breathed a sigh of relief. "I can be free," she said."Free indeed." She hugged me and sat on the ground to. " she groaned."Uh-huh," I agreed."Oh, baby, take me with you," she hissed.I thrust up into her and came, nice and hard, deep within her. Three squirts and I saw her eyes cloud over, her mouth dropped open, a deep moan escaped, and I felt her pussy clench on my dick. I thrust through both of our orgasms."Oh, baby, that was fantastic," she hissed, slumping on top of me. "Never did that before." What?" Me on top," she grinned. "I definitely like it." Good!"After snuggling a bit, we cleaned up, got. “The Second Battalion, the Sixty-Ninth Regiment of Foot, will advance — Quick March!”With that order from Sir Edmund the drummers gave a roll on the drums, the grenadier company, now commanded by Captain Peter Tavy, stepped off, and the fifes squealed.The 2nd/69th bid farewell to Devizes, and marched away to the tune ‘Over the Hills and Faraway’.The 95th Rifles have more or less appropriated this tune as their own, but the British Army had been marching to it long before the 95th were formed,.