He grinned at her. She finally found her voice. "Why didn't you say something last night?" She asked."I wasn't sure since we never exchanged pics," he...replied."Fair enough," she replied. "Living together should be easy since we already know we like each other," he said, grinning. "I agree," she replied.They looked around and decided who would get what room just to keep up proper appearances for when her parents visited. They just wouldn't understand. Later that day all the furniture was. Then, he led the horse to thebarn and drew open the door. As he led Marmaduke into the barn, Jarvis heard a franticcommotion and some whispering. He looked up in surprise and saw arather comical sight. Brutus was frantically buckling his beltwhile Dahlia, dressed in a frock and blouse, looked terrified andin great disarray. The two black servants had just scrambled outof Marmaduke’s stall where they had quite evidently been foolingaround. Jarvis f****d himself to repress a grin. Tristan could quite easily have stayed there forever with her, but they had to move on. By this time, Aesia could almost walk normally; all she had was a slight limp.On the morning of the sixth day they broke camp and left their oasis.The weeks went by. They had settled into a routine, each day bringing them closer to their goal. They eventually reached a range of hills on the edge of the great plain and had to climb them. Sometimes the going got difficult, and Tristan worried that Aesia might. Her initial reaction was far from encouraging, but a degree of persuasion on my part overcame a degree of reluctance on hers, and she finally agreed. We planned it for the following Saturday evening.It was almost like going out on a first date again and Kelly was prepared to make a real effort. She'd taken a long relaxing bath and had then spent a long time making herself up. Her hair was combed up in that enchanting style I like so much and she was wearing a grey slinky two-piece that clung to.