" Damned straight it would take that many swinish mothers to get this axe away from me," Adray said. "OF COURSE, it shall not happen." Dear wife, we n...ed an army," Pardin said in a mild, matter of fact manner. "An army of fairies simply won't do even though we have one. Perhaps you have a better suggestion? 'We will figure something out later' won't do on this side of the mountains." I love my axe," Adray said, cuddling it. "It feels so hard in my hands. The runes make it blaze with delectable. ." He's a close friend." Someday," dad said softly, "you'll have children of your own, and youwill have to make choices about them, choices that will be painful foreveryone. I hope that maybe you'll understand better when your timecomes." Believe me, if I ever do have children, I won't call them names orbeat them into submission, I'll try and find out what's going on, howthey feel, what they want, then I'll make a decision. At the veryleast they will know that I cared enough to ask, which by. "Before I derailed the train of thought, my brain had informed me that I wouldn't make three quarters of million dollars working in the next 15 years."You're terrible," Liz said, smiling in spite of the early hour. "If you want the big payday you'd have to lift my shirt and debunk the implant rumors. I bet the bidding war for that picture would hit a million pretty quick."I shook my head sadly."Come here for a minute," Liz said. I looked up to see her gesturing toward the bed. "I want to see. "Then again, Richie, you've been to The Duke's clubhouse a few times and no one is going around saying you're The Duke's boy. Right?" I waited, letting it sink in."Ri... ri... right. I guess it wasn't Halverson, after all." He was sweating now. His prick had gone limp even though he was still fondling it. He knew I knew and I was now ready to move in for the kill."Rich, don't be embarrassed! Duke told me all about your little visits. It's no big deal." I paused, gauging his reaction. "So you.