James,what decision you have made?”, james apne chair se uthkar mummy ke chair ke paas aaya aur unke piche khadey hokar bola,”I have approved your...masterplan & for tender,you have not to pay extra money”, mummy khush hokar chair se uthi aur james ko thanks bolte hue haath milaane lagi ki tabhi james ne kaha,”I don’t want thanks of your,I want something more”, mummy ne kaha,”Ok what do you want?”, james ne kaha,”I want you and your stunning figure mrs.Jacob”, mummy ko shock laga aur unhone. He reached out his hand, looking into her loving eyes that made him feel like the most important man on earth, as she placed her hand in his. He led her down the steep bank of the dune, which was now casting shadows with curves much like his woman's. He loved this place just like he loved summer; it reminded him of his youth, and made him feel alive — free of all worldly cares.As they reached the shore, he stopped, turned, and looked deep in her chocolate-brown eyes. He knew that his light blue. Leli used it, making rounds, laughing and flirting, every bit the bard; Morrigan returned every gaze with a frosty glare, while Solona just ignored it and stood aloof and alone.Wine was being served on trays by servants dressed in uniform; I helped myself to a glass. It wasn't as good as the Antivan wine Zevran found for me in Denerim, but it was acceptable. Alistair grabbed himself a mug of ale from a bartender standing near a keg in one corner. It was nice – weird, but nice – to be able to. "Great, Tara! Who are you planning on springing that on? Whoever he is, he'll probably pass out!" Tracy giggled. Tara blushed almost as red as the dress, mumbling something vague about nosy friends, and returned to the change room. Tracy followed suit, returning the gown reluctantly to the saleslady for now. Tara bought hers on the spot. "How about you, Casey? Find anything to wear to homecoming?" "Oh, I don't know. Nothing really caught my eye." Tracy looked at Casey, sensing some reluctance,.