"FUCKING HELL, IT'S FREEZING" I yelled as the icy cold water cascaded over us both."MUM, TURN IT OFF, FOR GOD'S SAKE!"But she didn't, she wrapped both...arms round me and used strength I didn't know she had to hold me in place under the freezing spray.Eventually, I stopped struggling and as my head seemed to clear, I was able to stand up unaided."Go and get dry mum," I said and reached for the mouthwash, I even cleaned my teeth under the shower, and ten minutes later I stepped out almost. So, encouraged, he let it inch up her thigh. She still raised no objection. "How about you?"She placed her hand over his on her leg and brought it up. "Definitely monkey business."The bartender came over and looked at the two of them. He looked at the man's hand on the woman's leg and made a face. The man stared at the woman with a wolf-like grin. The bartender cleared his throat.Breaking contact with her guest, the woman looked up at him. "Yes?" This guy bothering you, ma'am." No." She smiled. Nan looked down at herself and gasped. Then the tears started. I felt so bad for her I almost cried, too.Instead, I picked her up and placed her on the bed."Oh, Steve! I am so sorry! I am so..."I shut her up with my lips as I kissed her long and deep. I didn't let up for minutes. Nan realized I was not going to let her talk."If you put a dent in the car or something, I don't care," I reassured her. "Just tell me you love me. That is all I want to hear, Sweetheart." Steve, I do love you. More. But at least I understood that we'd made a healthy profit, then we came to the new partnership, between them both mum and Jack had spent almost one hundred and sixty thousand pounds, the biggest item of expenditure being the purchase of the fields, followed closely by the truck."That's the bad news, Terry," However," he went on after he'd lit that bloody lethal weapon of his up again. "Those items are a one-off and can be offset against income tax, so in effect, we've made a profit. He sucked.