‘I don’t like it. We’d better head back.’ Millie and Jacob stared at the grizzled French mariner. His little craft bucked and jumped in what w...s fast becoming the stormy waters of Lake Ontario. ‘We cannot go back! Is it really that dangerous to go on?’ asked Jacob. The Frenchman shrugged. ‘Perhaps. I thought that you being newly married and all, that you’d want to play it safe with your bride. She seems like such a delicate girl.’ Millie’s eyes opened wide at his statement. She had seen Lafleur. I leapt from the bed on legs that were still wobbly, feeling my cum start to run down my thighs.My bedroom window was shuttered on the outside, and through the gaps in the slats, I couldn't see anything.Running through to the outside door, I tugged the catch and went low, just peeking around the edge of the door, offering the minimum target.Weak moonlight illuminated the open ground running down toward the water's edge. Nobody was there.I listened hard; maybe there was a slight rustle.I moved. " I didn't sleep worth a damn last night, Jerry. I think I'll crash too." She crawled into the other side of the bed and snuggled up to me. "Will you just hold me for a little while?" Sure I will. Scoot over here." I wrapped my arms around her as she spooned up against me. I had to push my butt back so she wouldn't feel the woody tenting my underwear. "I'll probably be gone when you wake up so I'll see you tomorrow afternoon. 'Night, sweetheart." 'Night, Jerry. Thanks for coming after me."Frank. Hel, I even stated that if the tide of illegals could be stemmed we should increase the amount of people who were allowed to immigrate legally.We had a very receptive audience since the state had always been a conservative and patriotic one. People thought I was nuts at first when I announced my choice for lieutenant governor but Chrissy quickly proved her worth. While I worked on the smaller, outlying communities she tackled the cities. Chrissy was an amazing orator. She could just about shred.