He is more 'regular people', than anyone I have yet met in this palace," Trayla said.It was amazing what this young waif was saying. She seemed to be ... natural when it came to dealing with people. When I had first met her, she was in trouble but still feisty. Nothing had seemed to change.I sat Mariel down and we ate. The meal was good. The potato salad was a hit, as well as the Jello. Nothing beats Cherry Jello if you ask me."That was a great meal, your Dukeness" Trayla said grinning."Trayla!. She hadn't apparently noticed me on the hill yet, nor had our dog. They were both watching the jet boat, and from my perch, I saw it turn and head towards her beach. The dog was very protective of his "mom" and was on high alert as the boat came closer. There were three guys on board; obviously they had seen her and noticed that her tits were out there for the world to see. As I watched the scene below, I noticed that she was making no moves to cover up. As the boat moved slowly in towards her. Mary and I smiled, “So, what was this bet for anyway?” Tommy went quiet as Anne announced, “I get to sleep with daddy for the rest of the weekend.”My mouth must have hit the floor. This was just too much. My mind was reeling. Too many coincidences for my brain to handle. I just stared into the fire wondering what was going to happen next. The kids went into the kitchen then brought me and Mary our evening Tea. Before I knew it the fire was being doused and everyone was heading to bed. I on the. As it flew across the bed, another ticket folder fell out. What was this?"Is somebody going with us?"Before I could grab the envelope and look Beth was off the bed, prize in hand, and an absolutely evil grin on her face."Yeah, and I'm not going to tell you who!" Not our parents, I hope." What a damper that would put on things. Beth just shook her head."Cindy and Greg?" Now that could be fun, but another negative shake.Who else would she invite? Wait, I knew! "Val and Brad." Not even close," my.