“I don’t know. If it was soldiers fighting soldiers, the fortifications should be enough to tip the balance, but the truth is, we only have three ...oldiers and one archer. That’s not enough, regardless of the circumstances. We’ll have to depend on magic, and I don’t know how to measure that. How many of them do you think you can scare away?”“I’m not sure,” she said. “It depends how close they have to get before they can hear me. Maybe five? Ten if we’re lucky?”Corec had never tried to plan his. ? Robert replied. ?Yes, the females are allowed at our pools if they so wish.? Jay replied. ?I think I’ll enjoy that!? Robert didn’t comment. He pointed ahead. ?We’re coming upon the compound where our female employees reside.? The van made a turn into a circular paved road where the couple were able to get a peek at the buildings. There were well manicured shrubs blocking most of their view but the van stopped for a moment so the wives could get a look. Chantal smiled. ?Look Dawn. I can. “Okay – come on in – you can put the bags in the kitchen Andrew!”I slipped my suit jacket off and hung it on the coat hook in the hall. I decided that to give him a little show and unbuttoned the top two buttons of my blouse, and then the third one; before dabbing-on my perfume.I filled the glass from the water jug and went into our small living room to find him sat on the couch; his eyes glancing around the room, taking it all in.“You married?” He asked, his eyes fixed on a wedding. No wonder the kid felt more confident! Paul (and Erika) challenged Stevie and Christa to a game. Christa couldn't stop Steve from agreeing, and was pulled along. Erika detected Christa's hatred, and was afraid of her, but was also dragged along. Her father was former town mayor, and her family was one of Straitsville's best situated. That explained Paul's interest in her (and Erika's fear). But for all the consideration the daughter of a town's richest family gets, sympathy isn't one of them!.