She asked me if I meant it. I told her I was and I would die to have a wife like her. She blushed. I went near her. I kept praising her. She was very ...hy. I smelled her hair; she said… the door was ajar. Bingo, she was ready. I latched the door with a smile and I hugged her close. I pulled her up. We where smooching like mad dogs. I whispered in her ears, divya I need you, I wanted you the day I saw you. She said she wanted me too, and was waiting for this. She only denied to check me out and. Well, good. We shifted upwind until we were barely making headway to make it easier for them to catch us. When it became clear that we ‘couldn’t escape’ we dropped the jib and furled the sails and started rowing away from them, but kept the topmen up in the yards to show the sails quickly if we needed them.If we were ready, we could set sail within seconds. The topmen would simply hold the ties instead of tying them fast, and they could let them go while the deck seamen pulled the sheets tight.. Taylor and Elena's engagement had been announced in the Vancouver papers earlier that month. The wedding would be a July civil ceremony in Vancouver. They planned to honeymoon on a Baltic cruise, originating in London and ending in Copenhagen. They would be stopping in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia along the way.Elena and Mary were also busy planning Gus and Tatya's wedding. It was going to be a church wedding held in Comox the second week of September. The honeymoon was being delayed to. ’ ‘That’s fine, it’s no problem,’ I chime in, as Kate is still looking a little flushed, but it seems to be going away. ‘Okay, your rooms are located…’ As she tells us where they are, and gives us directions on how to get there from where we are now. Kate and I start towards the elevator. 20. We make it to the elevator, but we have to wait. I glance back to the receptionist, who shakes her head at us and mumbles to herself, not really able to hear the whole thing but something like, ‘I don’t.