He explained again the arrangement and made sure that both women understood that they were equals.Tom noticed workers once again moving in and out of ...he new bathing room. There seemed to be even more people running around than before. Tom told Su to find Willard and bring him to Molly's room. She nodded and was gone.As Tom looked around the room he wondered if they had missed anything since her hasty departure. He was still looking around when Su brought Willard into the room. "You sent for me. She also glared a lot. The dwarf didn't seem to be the least concerned with the elf's obvious dislike of him, Pardin noted as well."She promised to be my bride," the dwarf said again. "Unless you," he pointed at Pardin, "sullied the nest, I'll take her now, if you don't mind." Yeah," Pardin said, trying to buy time while he figured out what "sullied" meant. He looked at Adray who gave him a double glare by jerking her head forward. She reminded him of the snowy white birds who stood in shallow. They exchanged pleasantries for a while, reminiscing a little about the last time they had gone out. Ray chuckled when he thought of Beth struggling to pull down her dress over her hips. Beth could hear Ray chuckling over the phone and she immediately knew why. Beth smiled herself remembering herself doing the wiggling and blushed a little in thinking about it.Beth said, "Okay, that's enough. You men don't know how good you have it. Next time I won't have that problem." She then laughed at. Blue-black thunderheads had gathered over the mountains and sparks of lightning made the sky grumble ominously. Uncle Bob had come in from the fields tired and irritable and I thought it best to keep out of his way and give him time to relax. With every window wide open, my room still felt like an oven as I stripped and drew on my Speedos, intending to head for the pool. As I grabbed a towel, I took a long look at myself in the closet mirror. Not bad! I thought. I had been blessed with an.