At least no one I could see, and that worked fine for me. I could delude myself into thinking nobody saw us and just leave it at that. Before my coura...e slipped, I grabbed his arm and dragged us out of the bar as stealthily as I could. I didn't want to explain myself to anybody. Just thinking about the mess that would cause made me shudder. Quickly, we made our way through the mass of sweaty, gyrating bodies, and into the fresh, cold air outside the bar as Daniel flagged down a cab.Once inside. The next day, we went on a tour of some farm, or ranch, or brewery; I don't remember much except the stables where they kept the Percherons, or Clydesdales. I was hoping to hold hands, but we needed to keep things quiet. The rest of the group had no idea what had gone on the night before. I remember you going over to sit on the wooden bench. Your dark curly hair seemed still wet from your shower. Although the light summer dress was probably non-descript and inconsequential, it looked good on. It wasn’t unusual to see one of the women’s auxiliary wandering about in Mage style form-fitting armour and not getting a second glance, well, other than from a few admiring males who knew not to touch.We were greeted cordially by Kordanta who had turned up at the embassy portal to escort us to quarters set aside for us. He spent a bit of time conversing with Jukar in her native tongue, getting updated as to her progress in training as well as filling the rest of us in on recent events.“The. One Saturday it was holiday for me, I knew they had business her husband is not in home, she came on terrace. I was staring at her and smiling while she was getting all clothes from wire. she has to pass by my room and me to go to stairs. her face was covered and she was wearing ghaghara which rajasthani women wear. It was the safest place so I kept left hand on the wall obstructing her not to go down and I was smiling.She: kya rahe ho? Me: kept my finger on my lips to tell her to b silent. Me:.