I grew up in a very, very small town. I would always hang out with my friends. Roaming through the woods and country side. Just camping out in the woo...s or spending the night with each other. We were all so young and innocent. It was before we all grew up and went to Vietnam or raised a family. Not a care in the world.So one day I was just hanging out with my friend roger. we only lived a few hundred feet from each other and we were often together just having fun. So one day Roger asked me if I. I was about to fall down. He entered the room. I got up from the bed. I fainted it seems he had said to me. I slept off. I woke up again at night 1. He was fast asleep beside me. He had removed my lehenga and jewellery and made me wear his shirt. He was shirtless. Then he saw me awake and he asked whether I am okay or not. I then asked him who had changed my clothes. So he replied that my friend came and changed my clothes. He ordered me to take rest. The next morning we were not allowed to. " It was perfectly clear to at least two of the females at the table that his words held more than one meaning. "Anybody can learn anything once they've set their mind to it." Oh, we will! I can assure you of that," Barbala responded quickly."I'm sure you will," he agreed.Dinner passed quickly and while Ilona and Barbala instructed a reluctant Catalyn on her duties as scullery maid, Antal sat in his favorite chair under lamplight and read recent postings of tax and duty rates along with bids. "I am going to enjoy this. Commander McGraw, have Gunnery Sergeant Major Browne march them in please."Sally McGraw walked quickly to the double doors of the ornate conference room with an expanding sense of curiosity. She opened a door and stood in the doorway."Gunnery Sergeant Major, The Queen requests you march them in please."There was a quiet conversation while Sally opened both doors to the sound of the shuffling of feet. Then there was the whip crack of commands more suitable for a parade.