As usual, I curtseyed and said, "Good morning, Master William. How may Ibe of service to you?" Usually, he doesn't say anything, he just sitsdown and ...mpties his first cup of coffee immediately and sets it back onthe table. I grab the coffee carafe right when he grabs his cup inanticipation so that I can be ready to refill it. So I was waiting forhim to do so, but he didn't. I always kept my head down, but I could seehis hand, and it stopped just short of his cup.I slowly tilted my head up,. I slipped my hands down to her butt and pulled her closer for a few seconds, moved my hips a bit, then moved my hands back up to her shoulders.“Closer!” I whispered.“I uh, uh, I don’t know,” she stammered nervously.“This is absolutely something you need to be sure about,” I said.“You, uhm, would really, uhm, want to do it with me?” she said, still clearly nervous.“I’m certainly thinking about it, with our bodies pressed together like this. Do you want to go someplace to talk?”“Talk?” she asked. My parents had nine children. Five died before they were four years old and my parents died of cholera from polluted water. So I ran away, and landed up here. But although I’m English by birth, I’m White African by choice. This land has been good to me and my family. So yes, I would defend my way of life. All I will say is, if England is so good why are you here?” His comments left the bar in silence.Later David asked Stanley if he thought there would be a war.Stanley nodded, “The bankers can. Then he glanced about, trying to decide what to do next. He spotted a clump of trees growing just off the trail and towards the river, and decided that they’d serve as a good place to tether the horses, before heading off and seeing what was up at the trading post. Quickly, Ben explained his thoughts, and to his satisfaction, both women agreed with him.Ben led them over to the thicket of saplings, and once they’d tethered their animals, Ben told them to grab their long guns along with their.