From there we drove up to the big garden where the vineyard and orchard were. We put the new hive by the existing hives. The guy wanted to check the s...ock in the orchard out and commented, "You're getting double duty out of that orchard, aren't you? But why did you fence the vineyards?"I smiled and said two words, "The bears." Oh yeah, you guys out this way do have a lot of bears, don't you? Glad you have them and not me. I saw a lot of blackberry patches, so you probably have a lot of them. ”“How much propane was in the tank?”“I don’t know. I don’t use a lot. Just for cooking, mostly. I only fill it once a year. It was about time to do that, but I don’t know how much it would have taken to fill it. Why?”“The kid who set the fire said that while he was dangling from your noose, he heard an explosion. He tried to blame the fire on that, still trying to deny that he had started the fire. That explosion was probably the propane tank going up, and that’s probably what actually caused. “You do know you’re weird as hell,” he said.“I’ve been told that,” I said, and we laughed.At any rate things had been going good. I hardly noticed that the Hardys hadn’t been by in something like three months, especially Zoe. I did see Ronald a lot, but he was married to Tina, so that made sense. It almost seemed as if he were part of my family not the Hardys. But he was a Hardy and he finally made that plain to me, sort of, well, today.“Sir, mom is coming by tomorrow. Says she wants to connect. Laura felt the wetness in her panties as she escorted Shavon to the exit and returned to her desk. She counted the minutes-forty-three-until four o'clock. We're going to hurt each other, she thought. It's going to be a wild rape.This thought made waiting even harder to bear. She met Shavon at the door to her building, and both found themselves acting like criminals, looking around to see who might be watching them. It's because we don't want them to see how we're about ready to fall to the.