I’ve got the afternoon off, so if you’ve got time in your busy schedule, super.”“For you I make time” I replied and she laughed easily. I s...ggested a rooftop café overlooking the Castle and we got ourselves a quiet corner table and ordered coffee and muffins. She sat with her back to the rest of the café so I had her full attention. She held my eye as she removed her jacket, and the twinkle hinted at the significance of disrobing. Her blouse was sexily suggestive rather than revealing, the. “I guess it’s done,” I said with a half laugh.How vividly I remembered my own excitement at running to my mother with similar news of my adventures. Whether it was a collection of sea shells or my latest favorite rock, my mother displayed surprise and wonderment. Seeing the same excitement among children in Juniper Hills, I couldn’t help but smile and think of my mother. It was a sad happiness, knowing her love, sure I’d never see her again. But of all the places I’d traveled, none captivated. Mary's face was red and flush, her forehead had beads fo sweat running down, and more than that Tyrone could smell the scent of wet cuchie. Tyrone smiled seeming very happy about the situation that he had walked into. Mary on the other hand had never been so embarrassed in her life. Mary quickly ordered Tyrone to get out, but instead he walked over to her bed still wearing a smug smile on his face. As Tyrone walked over to the bed he noticed that he stepped on something, as he looked down he. She smiled. “Enjoy it. But I don’t want him to think he can have the same every time he needs a nap in the afternoon.” She hesitated, but went on, “what is it with you and Rob?”I opened my mouth to answer with something non-committal, but shut it again, thinking. “I don’t know, really,” I said, honestly. “When I’m with him, I feel ... safe, I suppose. Almost like with Mum or Dad. Not quite the same, of course. Actually, definitely not the same.”“When I met Dave Yeomans,” Jenni said, “I started.