" Thanks. I noticed that you've been reading them and I must say I'm surprised. What does a woman need to read books about warfare for anyway?" Well t...ey're making me think on a lot of things. First we're not safe yet, not by a long shot! As long as that last nightrider is out there we are in danger. What if he comes after us, or worse yet sends a whole bunch of bounty hunters after us? Or ... Or ... what if some of the ranchers notified the U.S. Marshals about what we did, and they are after. No one had taken up the remark about the general, and no one had recognized in the officer who betrayed the castle of Yanina the noble count in the House of Peers. Albert, however felt no less insulted; the few lines which had irritated him were certainly intended as an insult. Besides, the manner in which Beauchamp had closed the conference left a bitter recollection in his heart. He cherished the thought of the duel, hoping to conceal its true cause even from his seconds. Beauchamp had not. I had Janet sit down on the couch with me and talk about what she wanted us to do. There were a 'million and one' things to consider and we covered them all. Once we had both agreed to do it I told her to go over to her house and get dressed up to go out to dinner and that I would pick her up in an hour. I kissed her passionately telling her that I loved her. She said "I love you too, Greg." She left and I got busy showering and dressing up in a nice suit and tie.I showed up at Janet's door. "You're wearing heels," complained the taller girl.Tonya had donned sheer nude pantyhose and a pair of short heels. She smiled. "But I'm shorter than you Donna and want to be at your same height." Okay," Donna smiled. She never could resist her lover in anything. Hand in hand they walked to the room they had set up. A very large, padded four corner stool stood under the white rope that was tied to a stout hook securely fastened to the ceiling. A noose already formed. The two woman stepped up on.