. it is nearly time for the end of the age," The Matron agreed, "but not just yet. Let me complete the weaving of this era with something bright and c...lorful; a cheerful note to continue into the next great panel of the story, if my dear Veránda can spin us one last new and cheerful bit of thread, worthy for this undertaking."As the Maiden delved deeper into the remnants of her raw unspun fiber stock, which she had earlier gathered from the Great Tree of Life, she finally clasped her hands onto. It took solong because he couldn't just ask what he wanted because of the laws aboutthe Glittering Forest. He had to be circuitous about presenting hisdesires, feeling out how people felt about the Others and the Forest.He was in the Library one day, doing some research in the Castle'scollection of folklore, when he met Atchenra. Coar had seen the young manabout the castle recently but didn't know him.He was sitting at one of the massive reading desks examining one of thetomes that Coar had. .. she already knew! She told me so just minutes before she died, and also that she was glad that I was her true father ... it was a very touching moment, just before Ellaria Sand’s poison took hold of her and killed her!” Jaime ranted now.“Yes, that is the one death that I regret the most. She would have been a great queen, I believe. Remember what they said about the Targaryens? ‘When a Targaryen is born, the gods flip a coin.’ Well, with three children, it’s better luck than you deserve that. "Never," I said. Then I licked my lips. "Just once. In college."When the bulge stopped about two feet from my face, I looked up. I couldn't quite read the expression on his face."Seriously?"I shrugged, looked at the half hard dick showing through his lycra, then back up into his eyes. He smiled a broad, beautiful, toothy smile."Well shit," he said, almost to himself.Before I could say anything else he positioned himself between my face and the locker in front out me. Leaning his back against.