I smiled. I gained out of this just as much as she did, but enjoyed the fact that she thought she owed me. We drove along and there was a group of thr...e people sat at the bus stop. My ex giggled. As we pulled into the parking area behind the bus stop, I realised why. We sat in the car, and the small group walked around from the bus stop. She'd arranged this meeting. She sat with the door open, her dress open to the crotch exposed. They were staring at her and admiring the sight. This was what. Turning to see who was pursuing him, he smiled when he saw a very familiar, beautiful blue face framed by long, flowing white hair.“Hey, everything alright?” he asked Irillith, as she jogged to catch up to him.She reached his side, and paused before she answered, then let out a sad sigh before she replied, “No, not really. I wanted to speak to you before you make any big decisions, though. Can you spare a moment?”“For you, always,” he said with a smile, and taking her hand, he led her over to. Jo, I think, is not easily impressed." That got me. I laughed so hard I was glad to be sitting. Isaiah merely looked at me with the twinkle of a practical joker.When I finally managed control, I wiped my eyes and nodded the point. "Jo made a challenge out of defying everyone. It takes a great deal to impress her. Jo will not even attempt a battle of words with Sheila. How much reluctance has she shown with everyone else?" Elder Isaiah acknowledged my point. There was a pause. I have been in. "You can try left seat if you want, I'll read the check sheet to you." Bill opened the onboard stair and grabbed the 'preflight walk around.'So Bill read and Art kicked, cranked, lifted and shook, pulled pins and removed air dams, stuck his finger in the wing tanks and drained a little fuel looking for water. He read the engine hours meters and scribbled the readings on his palm.Bill walked along behind and kicked, cranked, lifted and shook, checked on pulled pins and removed air dams, stuck.