Damn, I thought. Must be having trouble with a cow and need me to come help pull a calf. I opened the door expecting to see one of the hands working c...lving this night. It wasn't. It was Pam, Joanna's daughter. She looked me up and down. "Did I catch you at a bad time?" she asked smiling, her gaze continually moving from my face to the towel wrapped around my waist. "No," I said. "Hold on, give me a minute. I wasn't expecting anyone." "Obviously," she said. I let her in and headed for the. Something that beautiful should be celebrated and displayedwhenever possible instead of hidden." "Yes Ma'am," blushed Alana, more from the compliment than her nudity thistime. "I was just stopping by to see if you had any plans for tomorrow night," Gracewent on. "I know you're planning on working all day and I figured you wouldn'twant to be fiddling around with dinner. So I hoped you would come over to eatwith us." "That would be lovely, Grace," replied Alana. "Thank you so much." "It will be. “As if we would Dad,” a disgruntled Tiffany called back from the kitchen, placing cold new potatoes in a dish.“Yeah! does he know how much grub we’ve prepared for it?” muttered Cate, washing lettuce. “And where’s golden balls Timothy?”“I wish you wouldn’t use that horrid term Cate,” chuntered Mamie, their mother, checking the general spread before carrying it out.“Well he is Mum, can’t do anything wrong ... can he?” Cate argued. Mamie ignored the constant moan and agreement from Tiffany.Up. "We're being fired upon! Everyone, get down!" screamed Rhiannon. "Kristal. Dejah. Have we got anything we can defend ourselves with?" "Give me a minute, and I'll have a force field generator up and running, Commander," replied Kristal. Without warning, Vantha pulled a laser pistol out of her carryall bag. She fired several shots in the direction of their attackers. This sent them scurrying for cover. “Hah! Look at ‘em run!” exclaimed Vantha. Rhiannon reached over and grabbed Vantha.