"Keeps things exciting." Really?" Dane said quietly. "I always thought it was just stories..."I laughed. "No, it happens. Maybe more than you think." ...t is very exciting," Dane said. "I have never watched before." I saw my parents one time," Nikoli added. "It was not like this, though."We all laughed as Anna returned and stood at the edge of the blanket. Her curvy, mature body glistened in the sunlight."Ready for more playtime?" she teased as she dropped onto her hands and knees in front of. A red and white polka dot bikini. It brought back memories of my grandmother who had taken me to the lake as a boy and she had worn one.The girl looked around and when she saw me, she lifted an arm in a waive and I did the same. She found a place in the shade under a tree and when she took off the robe I understood why. Her skin was so white it almost made my eyes hurt. Poor thing, she shouldn’t be out in the sun at all I figured. I kept on watching her since there wasn’t much else to do. She. It was only then that he found out that one of the dead was Rham. “His wife is being looked after, David,” Sultar had murmured.When Bert visited him David said, “Has the enemy retreated back inland to lick their wounds?”“I’ve been adding up,” Bert said, “From the numbers Sultar and Tartrha gave me, I calculate they lost well over five hundred killed or wounded. From what the prisoners said who deserted over to our side of the river, there’s only fifty or so German infantry left and only seventy. I thought thankfully, that my last night would be a normal night even if it was a later night than usual. I made my way back to the camp, threw on some wood and drank a few beers before I decided it was time to sleep. I unzipped my tent and to get in and stopped, shocked at what I saw in the dim light coming towards me. There was the boy from the shower, being carried by what had to be his father, curled up and softly crying on his shoulder. I started to back away but the man spoke first.