I don’t think I’d have known you were ever here had you departed before I arrived. Sure, I might have missed the beer but probably wouldn’t have...remembered it anyway.’

 ‘I’m sorry I did it, but you’re right. I needed a place to stay.’ She stood and walked to the counter. ‘Can we start over? I haven’t been very nice to you and you didn’t do anything wrong.’

 I smiled and she returned it. ‘I’d like that. Can we go over and enjoy the fire?’

 Pam sat at the far end of the sofa and I sat in the. They'd sell for quite a bit back were I come from. Sheweighed a mere seventy or eighty pounds, but she had a fully developed chest.Though she was as tall as a human girl just entering puberty, she had theproportions of a girl in her very late teens, and very firm. I searched herquickly for weapons, since elves tend to be well prepared peoples. She had a lightdagger strapped to each thigh, and a mouth dart behind her ear. The elves wouldnever be the kind to use poison, but I removed them with. When needed, the dividers were removed and the entire area could be combined into a huge Grand Ballroom or meeting hall. As they passed their own quarters he showed her the door and offered her the use of the master bath to refresh herself if she wished. She declined, so he led her on down the hall to the Officer’s Mess. When they reached their table Bill impulsively hugged Coco to him and bent to kiss her. “I’m so happy you’re here, my Darling. This is a dream come true for me!” He seated. "Janey shook Dove's hand off and jumped down from the wagon. She ran into the woods to where Sam was working. Sam finished with the cut on the first tree he was going to drop. He jumped back out of the way and watched it fall just where he wanted it to fall. After it had fallen he saw Janey standing watching him. Her shoulders were shaking once again as she cried. Sam thought she was frightened and walked up to talk with her before he returned to work.When Sam got to Janey she stood switching.