.but I don't work for you." I frowned. My sigh echoed as my head dropped back onto the bottom of the bed. "Well you could always become my assistant,"...he said, pressing his thumb into the arch of my foot. I laughed. "Oh yeah, cause I would look just awesome handing you bricks as you built the wall." I joked. He laughed in response.Ryan was a bricklayer, an amazing one at that. I was proud of his expertise if I must be honest, I met him three years ago when he was setting out the foundations for. She seemed sad to think that she had upset me. Not like the old Lucy at all."Then, we need to find a tarp," I told Lucy with a smile. "It won't be the first time I slept with the snakes," I said.Lucy gladly asked the waitress where we might purchase a tarp. Form the restaurant we rode about five hundred yards deeper into to town to a small general store kind of place. Once we were in the door Lucy moved toward the man on duty. I stopped her. "Let's just look around there may be other things we. "Aye," I barely managed to force out of my throat with a forced baritone."I am Tali anther Kurdatha, keeper of the Staff. I request parley with you."I turned to Reena seeking any clue as to what to do; however, she stood with her head bowed, visibly trembling in her boots."Do not fear, Reena," I ordered, "she cannot hurt you; she shall not judge you. Now put away your bow and stand tall."Reena did as she was commanded and I returned my sword to its sheath and slung it back over my shoulder. "We. Without further thought he stripped himself entirely. His torso thick but not fat, his abdomen encircled with muscle. His shoulders large for such a small man. Bricks were heavy, and it took a strong man to move them around. He was small, but strong.Lucy’s eyes locked on his erection as he approached. He slapped her when she reached for him. “Not yet, bitch,” he’d growled. “I’ll tell you when.” He slapped her again and reached between her thighs. She grunted when he held her in his palm and.