She then got up and went to the kitchen. I sat there for sometime and thought what if she won’t talk to me again. I mustered courage and went to the...kitchen as well and stood at her back. I asked “chachi am sorry for what I have done but I love you from the core of my heart and can’t resist your beauty”…She then turned back looked into my eyes, walked up to me, held me from my head, pulled me towards her and planted a sweet little kiss on my forehead and then my lips which was the green signal. “Yes, well, so far,” said Ronald. I was nodding.“Okay, you are both, at least for now, hoteliers, professional hoteliers. Stick with it; it’ll work out for you; I can feel it.“Okay, so to address your question, whaddya want to know?” I said.“Dad, we know you paid off stepdad’s debts, but I know you didn’t have that kind of money; I mean more than a million dollars,” said Tina, getting right to the point. Ronald was nodding. I smiled.“Really, you two, it’s none of your business; but I know how. I hope you like it.’ She was an expert when it came to mixing My drinks. She knew just how I liked them. I tasted it just to assure her that it was fine. She smiled, and then crawled up into My lap as I had instructed. She sat there on My lap, cuddling into My chest as we watched the rest of the news broadcast. As she sat across My lap, I stroked the inside of her thigh. She parted her legs a bit as My hand lightly caressed her sensitive skin. As My hand worked its way up her leg, I could hear. It had been a late night trying to lay down all the new sod in the front yard. The lightning blasts and storm had killed off most of it, and only a few of the shrubs had survived. The delivery had showed up six hours late, and Mike and the others had to hastily unroll the sod beneath a scorching afternoon sun. Tink had crawled into bed with dirt on her hands and feet, her goggles pulled down over her neck. Mike had fallen asleep in his shirt, his back sore from hauling sod.“Rise and shine,.