The open doors are available, please choose whichever room you’d like.”I glanced through one open door to see a small, plain room, with an armour ...tand, a large chest, a small wardrobe, and an oversized single bed. Nice, but plain. Perfect, actually – though I hope there’s a room with a bigger bed. I flushed, and Alistair looked at me with a smirk, apparently having the same thought. I slapped his shoulder, and he chuckled.“There are two double-occupancy rooms around that corner, if you wish.. "You do me akindness. And that kindness should be rewarded." He turned his face intoan exaggeration of pondering thought. "In return," he said, "I wish youand your heirs great happiness, fortune and prosperity; hereafter andforever." He glanced up at his soldiers. "Take her away and throw her inthe train with the others. She can get her first taste of that atDachau."Two of the soldiers grabbed her up, carrying her away. She didn't resistthis time, only clutching the head of the shattered. And now it?s like, whenever I try to fix it, I just endup making things worse. I?m scared to leave things the way they are, butI?m more scared what trying to put things right will do."She took a moment to consider this then leaned forward, steepling herfingers in front of her as the weight of her tits rested on the desk."You got Lianne pregnant, didn?t you?" Mom! No!" Alright, alright," she leaned back in her chair, "just checking. Wait,this isn?t some other girl you got pregnant, is it?" Mom!". If you don't come around by then, I'm gonna start looking."She stepped on my toes. "You do, and I'll take my toys and go play somewhere else. Including Sandy." Alright, damn it. Ninety. Ninety years, that's my final offer."She hugged me. "No. Forever or nothing."I picked her up, hugging her tight. "Fine. But I get to choose which side of the bed is mine." Of course! It's always the other side next to me." Damn it, girl. Leave me some pride. Do I get to at least name our kids?"She looked up at.