Daisy felt her heart sinking lower with each mile closer to the house, and when he drew to a halt at her front gate, she could hardly raise her head t... open the door. Billy looked across at her — she could feel his eyes on her like a weight. Just one more to add to the inexplicable ones that had descended on her as they drove home. ‘Daise…’ he hesitated, and then seemed to make up his mind. He got out of the truck, and came around to help her out. ‘Thanks for coming out with me,’ he said. And of course the beers had helped him loosen up enough for some heavy petting. And that would of course lead them to the clearing off from the park to pet some more since “I was coming home”. (Wink, wink!) Anyway, I watched from my spot, not really able to hear what they were saying. My wife kind of walked around the small space as the guy that was with her talked and motioned with a hand holding a sketchbook. He didn’t look all that bad. He was a little taller than her five foot six, with. They called the sheriff from the motel, having not reached anyone earlier. It took Randy, Hank, and Dex until the wee hours to clear things up, and they argued hard to put off questioning of the others until morning. The issue of leaving the scene was dropped when a shotgun was found in the back seat of the sedan.None of the four toughs were injured further from their excursion into the ditch. The sheriff in their home county was well-acquainted with two of the four. All in all, the. "How many of you come from noble blood?" he asked. Five of the 17 remaining men stepped forward.With a nod of Torbert's head, the men were ushered forward."Bow before him," Jorgarn hissed. The men had little choice but to comply.Starting from the end, Torbert walked in front of each man. Two he recognized – as did Jorgarn – as men who had left the Guard in disgrace. The rest he asked their names and their family names.When he finished, he turned to the one in the middle, the second son of Lady.