Later, yes?’ ‘Yes, Pilar,’ I confirmed, and she looked pleased. I was sitting on the terrace, during the late afternoon, reading a novel, when a...taxi pulled up with a swish of gravel, and Mr Gordon and Rosa got out. Pilar appeared as if by magic, to help them in with their suitcases, and I rushed over to lend a hand too, asking them if they had had a successful trip. They seemed happy with their visit to Amsterdam, where I knew they had been visiting other BDSM clubs to get new ideas for their. "If we are not finished by the time they return, I'll let you do that," he said, smiling."They're good, Jo. Let's go see what's next door," Bridgette said. Jo gave me a little kiss on the cheek before she left.Anders watched that. I experienced it. He raised his beer like he was saluting them as they left. He smiled. "There go my life's greatest loves, Stoney. I guess you understand that." I do," I said. "The way a man should be about his family."His expression turned a bit more serious. "I. "So the only person in the family grave is Josiah himself! I hope he's lonely there." Her voice showed how angry she was, I told her what Darcy had said about there being no spirit in this part of the room she nodded absentmindedly, she seemed to be thinking to herself, and then she looked up."Billy?" She started, "I have to ask you a great favour." She looked frightened, as if I wouldn't be willing to help her.She sat down on the bed, ignoring the present occupier; I sat with her and held her. It was, after all,Davies Brothers where her journey to womanhood had really started and shesmiled to herself as she thought of the chance meeting that had set heron her way.--------------Michael was bored and frustrated. His life, and in particular hismarriage, had become mundane and he was increasingly feeling the need toresume his cross dressing, something he had given up when he married Annesome 20 years earlier. Giving up had been easy as he found he was ableto live his fantasies through.