" She grinned. "You look very cute in those." Louisa was beautiful. Like, really beautiful. I wasn't a slouch but she was one of those people that 'l...t up the room.' She had long, light brown hair and deep brown eyes. She had a dainty little nose with a tiny upturn and long eye lashes and a small chin. Her profile was perfect. And just the right amount of freckles sprinkled on her pale, clear skin. "Want to watch TV?" I asked. "Ok." "I'll get us some wine." "Great." Oh it will be great.. Even along the coasts, near oases, or on the few hills and mountains, trees were few and far between, running high to dwarfed palms and fruit trees more valuable for the food they provided than the building material for which other races in other places used their trees. As such, the Killdari grew and matured in isolation for centuries, if not millennia, before anyone wandered into the coastal cities of Endiskill, Killdari, or Killori and even longer before the stone marvel of Killdori was seen. He put on a pair of Maggie's knickers.Naturally the girl managed to manipulate him on the choice of knickersas well, after pretending to dig through her drawer for a few minutesshe pulled out the pair that had been bought especially for the occasionand turned around with a big, happy smile on her face. The sort of smilethat says I've done well, give me praise."Look," she chirruped happily, "these are called boy shorts so you won'teven notice."Michael winced, boy shorts they may well be, but. Meticulous plans had already been made to keep thecaptive sedated and in restraint for the journey. Max had acquired a coffinand the captive would be secured inside the coffin with adequate provisionfor ventilation of course. Max with his formidable mechanical talents had addedadditional soundproofing material to the interior of the coffin. Thus in theunlikely event we were stopped by police and they were to look into the rearof the van and observe the coffin we would have a fabricated delivery.