“Ladies, which of you would like to go first?”I saw them look at each other for a moment, and without a word Sonja started walking forward. A week...ago I would’ve thought there was some twin voodoo going on. If they couldn’t communicate telepathically then, they definitely could now. At the same time the twins were doing their thing, Ben was struggling to take his feet out of the stirrups so he could actually dismount Nathid. Mason grabbed Ben’s right leg and pulled the first stirrup off before. They picked their spot, pulled out towels and sat down on them. Adam and I were still just inside the trees hidden from the girls view and decided to move round to get closer to them but keeping to the trees. We could see that they pulled out drinks and crisps from their bags and started to eat and drink them chatting to each other but we couldnt hear them fully. We had found our spot just behind and close enough to the girls and for now we sat down and watched them for a while finishing their. ’ the stilted electronic voice read off the time. Freeing herself from the bedsheets, she stood, stretched, yawned. She padded over to the laundry bin beside the bathroom door and took the clothes from the lid where she had placed them the night before. She layed them on the floor, then grabbed them again after stripping off her shirt and panties and depositing them in the bin. Some twenty minutes later she emerged from the bathroom, dressed and toweling her hair dry. Smelling fresh brewed. I don't have much family, just mum and Uncle Tony and his wife Auntie Jean. It struck me that we don't have many friends, and it made me a little sad until I realised that all our friends are very good, honest friends who mean the world to us and they all helped plan the wedding in a big way.The food was everything I'd hoped for, pate or soup to start, then roast beef and all the trimmings, Sea Bass or a mushroom and celeriac cannelloni. We'd also sorted a children's meal of Cumberland or.