Suma placed the head of her riding crop under my chin and lifted up my head till it was straight and level. I knew enough to avert my eyes. I could se... another man approaching from the front and he looked just as huge. "How is the new life? Is it everything of which you dreamed?" She asked moving her crop to the man behind me. "Yes, Suma. All that and more," I replied honestly. "Good, Sharmuta. I've made the decision that you're going to be bred and bred hard. You've been on fertility drugs. They just wear down eventually and need to be replaced. So I had to remove the faucet and get into the wall, replace the broken piece with a new one. Katie pretended to be interested, but I knew she was more interested in what else she could fix. Thats awesome! Thanks so much, I really appreciate this He waved it away, No big deal, really. I knew she thought it was a big deal. She got up from the couch and walked over to her purse, bending over at the waist to get his attention and it worked.. Or to save them. I did this all for my sweet Sansa. He loved his sister more than anything else in the world. When he played Knight as a little boy, she would be his princess, and she had always liked him most. He fondly thought back about the shy kisses in the Godswood, the snow melting on her beautiful auburn hair, her soft white skin... He couldn't wait to see her again. He almost regretted not being the one to take the city and personally free Sansa from her captors.Robb noticed Theon. **********************Notes:1) The name 'St. Searle's' is of course a nod to Ronald Searle, creatorof the anarchic schoolgirls of St. Trinian's whose movies were theinspiration for this series, (though I refuse to acknowledge theexistence of the movies featuring the school made after the 1960s, whichare all awful IMHO).2) I started this tale in 2012, but laid it aside in favour of othersthat grabbed my attention more, though its genesis is a lot older. Theschool is first alluded to in this.