Well, almost everything. Just yesterday, I had myfirst female customer. Let me tell you about it.She walked up to the front desk, a raven-haired beaut... in a reddress. Her shoes were matching flats. She strutted towards thefront counter in a most sensual style. I felt aroused byher. Every single movement made me feel more passionate. Ofcourse, I can't possibly get TOO aroused while I'm working, so Ilet my receptionist Colleen handle her. She asked, "What is yourname, ma'am?" I'm Polly," she. " I have seen this woman, who lived in the woods; no-one was allowed to speak with her. She doesn't speak our tongue, how do you manage, it is not quite like ours you use the dialect of the Druids." I travel in many lands and speak many tongues. Have you heard of a foreign woman who arrived nine moons ago? Rulph said he knew where she was, but before he could tell me he died." Come you are welcome to our camp, it is but a short walk, but I'm afraid you will have to get rid of the horses, we. . I was pretty sure thatSarah had had at least a minor crush on him, though most girls did. Itwas just as well: I wasn't ready for Bryan to be involved in theconversation I'd be having with Sarah, and anyway I was sure I couldhandle her on my own. Rob had wanted to come along to confront Sarahtoo, but she hadn't mentioned him at all last night, so I thought itbest for Rob to stay with Will and Karl. Maybe she didn't know aboutRob, yet, and I didn't want to risk tipping our hand too soon. And. .. Would heregret it, if she did?All her hand brought out was a small crystal vial, though, with arectangular base and a small, circular, stopper. "Care for a drink?" sheasked. Her smile had grown bigger. It looked different than the fakeones she'd been putting on so far. Her lips were spread a little wider,and her eyes seemed somehow lit up. It was real, but with a sinister edgeto it."...No..." The girl frowned, and tucked the glass vial away. She lookedlike she was going to say something,.