Even Cath doesn't know the full story but it wasn't all my fault. Anyway, that Friday was the anniversary of him leaving and I wasn't in the best of m...ods.Can I have another chance, please.I know Cath means well, but please don't tell her about this note, she will interfere. I wasn't quite honest earlier, I offered to help Cath today as I wanted to see you again, but I didn't expect the storm to be as bad as it was. Please ring me when you have read this, I really do want to talk to. He saw you as the most respected and knowledgeable person in the tribe, and the best candidate to hold the tribe together. You will notice he made no reference to your gender, only your capabilities.”“That is nice of him. Still, I have no prominence in tribal affairs. I left all that to Mongo.”“Maranga, you have built up a reputation for giving good advice to members of the tribe. As Chief, you can continue to give advice, but your advice would have the impact and impetus of power, coming from. Our meeting was by chance because I placed a personal ad for a casual encounter and he responded to it. Choosing him was easy because of the soft spoken words and the intimate details he shared. As I park my jeep I am reminded instantly how nervous I am when I am waiting on him to arrive. With the last text message still visible on the phone letting me know he is minutes away. I can feel a mixture of nervousness and desire building up inside. I can feel the heat between my legs starting to. And Dan with me. I hope that Lisa ... understands. I hope that I’m not being too selfish,” Erin choked back tears now, but Lisa and I rushed to hold her tight against both of us.“Shhh ... there’s nothing to fret about. The heart wants what it wants, you have needs, sweetie, and you shall have what you want,” Lisa assured Erin as she ran her fingers through her hair.“That you shall, cousin. Trust me. I made a promise to Aunt Molly and I won’t break it, not now, not ever. If you’re that attached.