" Jeremy frowned at the use of the crude language, and Howard apologized, "Sorry, I forgot to warn you that, as part of the training, the slaves are t...ught to refer to their organs in the common street terms. That helps to reinforce their status in their minds, according to our psychologist."Jeremy nodded his acceptance of the apology, and Howard continued with his sales pitch. "It is my understanding that you are here to purchase a slave, rather than have us train one you already own." Jeremy. I raised my wrist and tapped on it as if I had a watch on and we were out of time.“Hun, I need to go. I’m so, so sorry. Maybe we both owe David our best.” Jill said, winking at me.“Good bye dear.” And she hung up the phone.I put money out to pay for our meal. The waitress came by and picked it up saying she would be right back with our change.While she was gone with our money, Jill got up and came over to me and gave me a long deep passionate kiss. She whispered in my ear, “Darling, Tina and I. She and her female captive had managed to avoid them on the trail, but she knew that the proximity was dangerous and might lead to their discovery unless they could put some distance between their two groups swiftly.Daybreak opened slowly with a heavy mist clinging to the ground in all low areas heaviest close to the rivers and lakes in the region.Alice did her best to ignore the siren call of Natasha’s round bottom and peered into the fog to discern any movement that might present danger.She. Goodbye, Grandpa. – I spend most of the rest of the day in my hotel room. I don’t have anywhere I really want to go, or anyone I really want to see, although I know that laying around feeling sorry isn’t helping me. If I could get up, if I could move beyond, then I would. But I have no inertia, and that’s just what it is. Jacob Currie. Currie. I run the name over and over in my head. But it’s not the name, it’s the people. My mother and father, their parents…all the things that made them of.