That will pull in all halves up to two full, how’s that sound?”“Good, what’s next?” Rich said.“Before we go on, when you said, ‘Price is...’t important, ‘ what did you mean exactly?” I asked.“Well Stuart, my grandparents died in the last year and I was their only grandson, so my share of the estate was ... plenty, at least plenty as far as I’m concerned,” Rich explained.“So, you’re thinking to buy a home outright, and not have to deal with payments and all of that?”“Exactly!” they said. He slid down the tree after sheathing his weapon and walked towards Riverwood. As the morning wind blew through the trees Arngeirr ran his hand through his golden hair and approached Lake Llinalta. As he broke through the Tree line he breathed deeply inhaling the fresh air, it was so different here than it was in the cities, here you could find peace.As he looked around himself Arngeirr sat down and, bringing his nose close to the ground he began to sniff and listen for any wildlife that he. I sat down to do some grading when Cassie came into the room. We made some small talk about the day, and then she sat down to work. I looked over at her and she seemed to be distracted, and something seemed a bit off. “Is anything wrong?” I asked. She was slow to respond. “I have something I want to talk about, but I’m not sure how to start,” she replied. I put down my pen. “You can tell me anything. What’s up?” She looked at me with a look of nervousness and excitement. I wasn’t sure what. We made our way to the bathroom where I sucked her nipples and fingered her until she squirted all over me. I was drenched. We hopped back on the pool, rinsed off. I never got her name, I never say her again. Memories.We had room service that night because David said I was too drunk to sit at a table. But not too drunk to go to a bar and sing karaoke. It must have been a riot. I don’t remember it at all. My dear husband said I did fine, but there was no way I could. Funny how beer does that to.