.. House Rock tumbled down river like a chip of wood and actually floated on the rushing waters.That’s an example.Gold is about as heavy as it gets ...nd during normal spring flood runoff it tumbles along the bedrock rounding and compressing edges ... and looking for places to hide. Cracks that run parallel to the flow are washed clean and add to the already moving gold. Cracks that are perpendicular create eddies; and gold loves eddies. Because it’s heavier than the sand and silt, some gold gets. Randy, on the other hand, had grownmuch more distant and would go for days at a timewithout speaking to her.Her husband was openly critical of Randy and his lack ofdirection. His comments often lead to loud shoutingmatches between the two and end with one or bothstomping off in a vulgar tirade. Candace had neverstepped in to try and stop the shouting matches betweenher husband and son, and the one time early on when shedid try to stand up for Randy, her husband turned hisabuse on her and she. He pretended to pull the trigger. "The day I lose you for good, that's the day I end my own life. You understand?" Overcome with this compassion she didn’t fully understand, Carissa sprang up from the bed and came up to the man she was growing to love even though she knew she shouldn't. Her hands roved over his chest, her fingertips caressing every inch of corded muscle as she coaxed him to put down the gun. "Please, Anders, put it down." She knelt between his legs. Her hands gently massaged. Several raps later and hot tears stung her eyes. Mike dropped his belt to the floor, immediately soothing the rosy skin by stroking over her backside. He left teasing kisses up her spine as he clutched onto the back of her panties and hoisted them down her legs. His thick fingers caressed her folds; judging by how ready she had become those were tears of pleasure, not pain. She glanced back at him, just in time to see him unzip his trousers and take them off, along with his boxer briefs. He.