Tonight's the night, he thought.The snow on the foothills around Ely played tag with the light shining from the early sun, glistening, then fading to ...ray, but never black. Rugged, sienna-colored boulders, pushed up through the earth's crust from the liquid heat of the mantle during an explosive moment long past, and now poked up through the snow and competed with the olive-green teardrops that were cedar trees. The foothills were greeting-card beautiful. The streets in the little valley that. One more try."David raised his eyes to heaven, "He's always like this," he said.Geoff immediately straightened up."Oh, I'm sorry," he said, turning towards us. "I'd forgotten David was bringing a visitor."The man had a shock of untidy blond hair with a hint of red in it, his body was thick-set and he was an inch taller than I. He took two strides towards us holding out his large hand. He showed no reaction at all to my face which surprised me. There was not even a flicker of surprise at the. On our way there stopping by a market to bye few things we decided taking with us few bottles of Vodka and Rose Wine with some snacks to have for our stay . Going out from the market she took a chilled Wine bottle to drink on our way made me drive slower to reach our destination.It was still early checking in at the resort, not to far from our place I found a nice spot on the beach where we could spend an hour before the expected time to have our chalet so we decided to get off from the car. I chose a lacy black camisole, and a white skirt, with black stilettos. I pulled up my car to the gate, and punched in the code Sir had provided me with. I stopped the car in front of his house, and stepped out into the chilly night. It was already dark out, and I could clearly see the stars shining in the sky. The door opened up wide in front of me. Sir hadn't sent me any pictures, but he perfectly matched his description. He was tall and toned, with lightly tanned skin and dark brown hair.