I know you didn’t have to do this, and it was a gesture of kindness. I’d knight you if we still did that sort of thing, if I thought you would sta...d still for it. But I’ll leave you in peace, with the eternal thanks of a happy old woman.”She rang off, and I looked at the phone. Sometimes the simplest of things can bring great joy.The Law of Unintended Consequences kicked in with a vengeance. Colin left me a message to check yesterday’s edition of the London Times. There, on the front page, was. She stashed the gun with a loaded magazine inserted in her side pocket where it hung heavy and reassuringly on her hip hidden from view. Not exactly legal because she had no "carry permit" but that would only be enforced if she stupidly tried to pass through a metal detector or was forced to discharge it in public and unable to beat a fast retreat.Most of the time that she was in captivity; Amy had managed to keep a blade of some type hidden in her clothing as a final desperate line of defense. I put on my pyjama top and got under my quilt, and Jen sat down on the side of my bed in her long nightie, looking very desirable in my eyes. Our intimacy in September had pulled us extremely close together; she was now far more than just a sister to me!We hadn't had a chance for a decent private chat since I had got home. Mum had kept us far too busy that day.I held her hand and caressed her fingers with mine."How are things, Sis? I'm so sorry that we didn't manage to meet up during the term;. “Mr. Jacobs?” I whispered in his ear as he kissed at my neck, sending chills down my spine. “Daniel,” he spoke softly between kissing me. “Please call me Daniel.” “Daniel?” I whispered again, kissing behind his ear. “Yes?” “I need to tell you something.” I said quietly. Daniel pushed me back slightly and brought my face down to his level. He kissed my lips softly and gave me a smile. I knew that I could at that point tell him anything. I felt also that he knew what was coming and it was.