‘Very clearly.’ ‘Excuse me a moment. I need to fetch something.’ I watched as she stood, moved to me and cupped my chin, lifting my mouth as s...e bent down and kissed me firmly. She stood tall in front of me. ‘Don’t you go away now.’ She left the room. I stood and, taking my glass with me, I wandered over to a large bookcase and started to read the books’ spines. It was an eclectic mix of titles. I was startled when I heard her cough. I turned to face her and saw her standing in the doorway,. I stood with my arms extended, posed in one of the girlish of manners withmy feet crossed daintily at the ankles smiling my sweetest smile at him.After feeling like a pretty doe in the sites of her hunter's gun I nowturned to face my shooter as if I was very comfortable that he studied meso carefully. Go ahead I silently pleaded, take careful aim. I was soenjoying being viewed as such a girlie object that it clearly reflected inmy smile and he had stopped and became very focused on my. That is land that we have already had for the last five years!’ ‘He is trying his best to be peaceful. But the land you’re working was given to the Lakota, in the Laramie Treaty of 1868. You were actually on his land. If you had read the terms of the lease, you would find they are quite reasonable. Instead of trying to just kick you off, he is asking for a minimal payment, and the ability to have a say in the use of the land. He does not want to land to be over-hunted, nor would he want to. It was Jenn, the one who liked to be so close on the dance floor. We helped load some of the decorations and clean up a bit then went out to get in my truck for the ride home. By then, the weather had changed and become colder and rain had begun to pour down. After a mad dash to the truck I turned up the heater and she snuggled close as I pulled out of the parking lot. She looked like a nearly drowned puppy as she curled against me to get warm, water dripping from her previously styled hair and.