.?” he asked, “no, not at all vicar, sit over there, you’ll have a better view, aunt Beth was just doing a bit of dusting weren’t you sweethea...t” I said, again the glare, “it’s so nice to see you vicar, you’ll have to excuse me I must just” she said as she made for the door, “I headed her off, “don’t be silly Bethany, just sit down whilst I get the vicar some tea and cakes, I noticed some very nice scones in the fridge earlier, perhaps the vicar might like one” I said gently pushing her. ”We all stopped and turned to face the enemy who was now coming at us. Our only hope was the fact that we held higher ground. Our archers began sending volley after volley of arrows but the enemy protected themselves well, these were not farmers, these were foreign warriors, and they wanted blood.The ones on horses were first to arrive. The tore through our lines, and the soldiers slashed with their swords cutting off limbs leaving Vikings bleeding and screaming on the ground. Sigrid and I. The next few days was should I or shouldn't I go Saturday morning I still hadn't decided and then I though fuck it am going hubby was away on deployment. I got ready showered, hair makeup done dress was figure hugging with a split side and heels and soon out of the train into town. It was just after 5pm as approached the bar the butterflies started am I doing the right thing should I go home eventually I walked in and there he was stood at the bar dressed in trousers and shirt looking very. Had I missed Julia?No. The time was 9 p.m., on the dot. Thank God.I answered the phone to find that it was my Mother. She had decided to call to find out why I hadn't called her in the past two days. The fifteen minute call was riddled with questions and prodding, but such a thing was expected of a Mother who's first-born had moved away from, less than two weeks before.I couldn't help but grin when she used her most common excuse for making sure I was okay: "As far as I knew, you could be.