. , with Lacy in preschool and Aimee in 1st grade—except for doing the washing, I will have most of the rest of the day free." We could make a wonde...ful day of it—just the two of us." Craig said.Both sensed the other's subdued excitement. Secretly thrilled and excited each knew this was another opportunity for them to get together—This time without the girls.Wednesday morning... "Welcome home... ," Craig said, as he opened the door. Picking up one of the laundry bags he said."Why don't we take. Laura and I went up to them and Laura said, “May we join you?”Brittany said, “Yes! How is being married, Missus Laura?” She emphasized the “missus.”Laura chuckled and said, “It and my husband were all I could have ever hoped they would be. I like being Missus Childers.”No one seemed to be in a hurry to leave. Laura and I freely admitted to anyone who asked that we loved the place. People smiled when we said that.Tom, Brit, and Sam acted as our guides today as we roamed the area and enjoyed. As soon as I turned off the road, I saw why they had not flanked the bounty hunter. The ground along here was so broken and rough, no horse could safely get through. I dismounted and pulled my Henry rifle from its scabbard. I loaded my pockets with spare ammunition and started making my way on foot toward the crooks.It took me over 20 minutes to move a hundred yards, but I finally did it. I got into position and lined up on the three galoots I could see. The fools were passing around a bottle. I proudly acknowledged her as mygranddaughter, “I hope she is serving you well?” I said.The Princess assured me that my Serena was everything abored princess could ask for. As if to show off, shetook my granddaughter into her arms and kissed herdeeply. Meanwhile Pam and the twins had orderedcocktails for us all and were waiting for me to jointhem on a deep sofa. We sat and flirted while sippingour drinks.The twins were too young for alcohol, but we let themsip ours and soon they.