The daybed was surprisingly comfortable when lying down and Jack was tempted to fall asleep. The only thing keeping him awake was his happiness at hav...ng the woman he had married back. He was so happy that he wasn’t even going to ask how much setting up the room had cost. As if she read his mind, she said, “Lisa and I bought everything at garage sales. We decorated the room for less than two hundred dollars.”“Wow,” Jack said surprised at how little she had spent. There were still a few hurt. We’ll expect you back before full dark.”After they’d changed, Anne asked -- asked with a “please” and a “thank you” when they got them -- the head groom to have somebody saddle two lively horses for the two of them. The result was a fine pair of steeds. If the one with a side saddle seemed a little finer, the grooms were her people. Lionel lifted her into the saddleLionel followed Anne out into the main road. Then, when she gave her horse its head, he trailed by enough distance that he could. The older one spoke first. “We owe you our gratitude, Lord Maloth,” she offered a deep bow, her heavy tits hanging beneath her. “I am called Lina, and this is my daughter, Emmin.”Emmin bowed in the same way as her mother. “Thank you, my Lord. We owe you a great debt.” Her voice was lighter than her mother’s, sweeter.Maloth did not see the point in dallying. He responded politely. “You are most welcome. Now, if you please, we should return you to your tribe. They will be waiting.”The towering. "Did Chloe tell you?" Tell me what?" I asked innocently."That I was going to ask you to go with me to the dance." No," I lied, "but I was really hoping you would. Or I was going tohave to ask you." Absolutely yes," he laughed, and bowed. God he was cute. I saw Chloegrinning at me from across the gym.At home Grandma was waiting with dinner on the table. It was early, butI knew we had a lot of work to do after that.Practice included distance viewing and identifying spell types. None ofthat seemed.