M. in Calais, and found an open bar/diner in the train station. I was hungry and had a sandwich, and beers for both of us. I could tell Wilt didn't ha...e any money so I bought us each a couple more beers while I finished my snack.As I got ready to leave it looked to me like he was ready to sleep the night in the station waiting for a morning ferry, so with some apprehension I offered to let him share my flat for the night. We were friendly enough where it seemed an easy fit. I would learn later. He opened one and began to go through it.He found what he was looking for in the second trunk, an infant's gown. Itwas a pale green and embroidered with white flowers, suitable for a child-- a _girl_ child -- no more than six month's old. He put it on the floorbeside his unconscious foe.Next he pulled the sleeve with the medallion from his pouch. He held oneend a few inches above the table. It unrolled and the medallion fell out.He used his dagger to pick it up by the chain. Being _very_. ‘To let you know what…what the plans are and all.’ Ann stood up. ‘All right, Martin, that will be fine,’ she said. She couldn’t get over how embarrassed he was acting. He was acting almost like a teenager. She thought it was terribly sweet. Melissa and her father exchanged kisses, then Martin went out the door. After she closed the door, the pretty redhead turned to Ann and said, ‘So tell me about you and Dad.’ ‘Ah…there…there’s nothing to tell,’ Ann said, sitting back down. Why did she feel so. Usne pucha apni biwiki tarah.Main tab uske nashe mein tha aur usko apne aur bulate huye kaha haan.Woh green petticoat mein thi aur madak chal chalte huye mere upar baith gayi kursi mein dono taang felake.Aur main usko apne sine mein jakad liye aur pagalo ke tarha chumne laga.Uski choochiyan mere sine mein dab rahi thi.Maine apne hont uske honto se laga diya aur jee bhar ke chusne laga.mera ek haath blouse ke upar se hi uske choocchiya daba rha tha aur doosra hath se maine usko apne upar kursi.