" You got that right, buddy. See ya later" and they left.Jeannie came down looking like she had been working all day. "Finally done. I can't wait to s...e Mom and Dad's face."Angie looked at her watch. "Should be here in about a half hour. Got any ideas how to kill the time?" giving me a leer.Jeannie chuckled. "I know when I'm not needed. Call me when the folks get back here. I better get home before hubby starts calling out an APB on me." and she left telling us to have fun.That was an. Bought up some land that Maryland took when Governor Eden came back, couple of nice farms along the river including one a'Magruder's." And you don't think he's going to give you one as a wedding present, do you?"Ned laughed, "Naw. No sir, more likely to give me a wagon load of corn cobs or a pile of fresh manure, something like that there."They sat quietly for a few minutes, chewing their wads of bitter leaf."Reason I come down was to talk to you about the Clagett murders out the road there.. My lower lip started quivering from the cold or from the passion rising within me. I wasn't sure. I was facing the shoreline and noticed a family with three children."We have company." I whispered.The father (I assumed) was looking at us. I had the feeling he was well aware of what we were doing and didn't seem to be upset about it. In fact, I could see him smiling at me. I smiled back blushing. I could see the woman motioning to him and giving me one last grin he turned away helping her with. Are you starting to grow again?” she asked.“I’m just going to supply some people in the medical field,” I agreed.“Is it as good as before?” she asked.“It should be the same, minus the mystique,” I replied.I would much rather buy from you. They new people are so ... I don’t know, uncivilized.“So am I,” I said with a laugh. Yes I felt a little insulted.“No Ty you are a gentleman. Even your little initiation wasn’t designed to be demeaning, even though it was in my case. It was also an experience.