"Callie clung to him when he hugged her. It was more affection than he usually showed her. "But it was so expensive," she lamented, "What if I ruin it..." You're not going to ruin it," Cade assured her, and he stopped hugging her and left the kitchen. He was finding it difficult to sit around and do nothing on his days off. He had to keep busy all the time. So he left Callie to her own devices and headed outside and down the old rickety staircase that led into the small damp basement where he. The sectional was the right choice as well."Charlotte had suggested a fabric sectional sofa in a soft sea green and it suited the room perfectly. A couple of large arm chairs, a round, dark cherry coffee table in the middle of the rug, and some matching end tables completed the room. The furniture was comfortable and well built, just as I had asked."I do believe you've fulfilled your contract," I chuckled, squeezing my hold on Charlotte."You've got a lifetime to pay up then," she said. Gripping her hair I inch her head back till she's looking up at me, my other hand lightly slapping her face."Further up in the hills, is where we must go, but before we get going, give me a show, lay back in the grass and pull up your dress, by the time we are finished, you'll be in a mess"With that I pushed her on to her back, sitting quietly on a fallen log, I watch as she slowly inches up her dress, stopping with every noise she hears, wanting to please, yet so very scared of being. A former Hitler ‘Jugend’ member, he was now a zealous party man and an ambitious ‘Leutnant’ in Hermann Goering’s Luftwaffe. He was proud to have been decorated personally by the Field Marshall after the Polish campaign. He loved his life as a warrior. He loved to fly, and, most of all, he loved his JU87 Stuka fighter bomber and the things he could do with it. The Stuka was a relatively slow aircraft when compared to the whippet-fast fighters like the ME 109, but in its roles of dive bomber and.