” I messed up the rhythm. Rena let out a furious growl. She was smiling when it was done.“Give me your hand!” She squealed. “You’re here. Yo...’re really here.”The nurse ushered me around and away from the business end of the miracle of life. No crowning yet. I figured I’d notice that. If crowning was what I figured it was ... The nurse was a compact woman, maybe 5’3’’, large breasted and healthfully muscled. Her eyes were smiling, but with the mask it was all I could see. She stood me on Rena’s. Her pale body looked amazing against the red felt table top. Her eyes were shut tight as she continued to breathe deeply, her hands resting on her abdomen.I walked around the table, caressing her skin, dragging my nails up and down her thighs and arms, kissing various parts of her body, indulging in tasting her perspiration.Her eyes remained shut as she tried to slow her breathing down. She shivered slightly as the cold air took effect on the perspiration glistening over every inch of her. The merchant was venal, devious, and a liar. He was exactly what the governor hoped, that was the kind of good businessman he needed. He needed to find a workable solution to bind Mr Humber to him.Now Ling had four women kneeling at his feet, looking up at him. “Please, anything...”“Let me understand. You are, all four of you –”“Five!” another figure, black as the night, black as ebony, black as, well, black as a native of the southern isles, walked over and stood facing him. She was the family. You must be from the city, coming in here all in a huff and wantin' to know all this personal stuff."Jerry left, without any directions, thinking it wouldn't help is cause if he beat the clerk to smithereens. He drove around the little town, but there were no street signs. Finally he saw a woman walking down the sidewalk. He parked his car and walked to her. "Pardon me, ma'am. Could you help me? I'm trying to find this address, but there don't seem to be any street signs." Whacha want at the.