.. this province at least.”Dashing back to the fair maiden, Kailani presented the redskin fish to her view, and she saw Nami’s eyes light up with ...oy.“My sister and my mother - they will be so proud!”“I can’t let a carrying woman do this all by herself. After all, you’re helping me,” Kailani smiled sweetly.When Nami received the redskin fish at last, she felt strange feelings for Kailani. Nami looked back at the mermaid, and all she could utter were words that Kailani wanted to hear.“Will you. She did the managers offices last. Every one of them had stayed late for the occasion. Two of them gave her shit for not doing the managers first. She couldn't believe she was getting reprimanded after everything she'd done today, which was completely outside of her job de***********ion. Was she even paid for this?It was a long day she'd never forget. Her knees and jaw were sore and she would never be able to look anyone at work in the eye again, but she was ready to just focus on her coding,. She shouted out for Andy - knowing full well he wouldn't be home. He spent all his time with the new business, telling her it would get better - but it just seemed to get worse.She'd probably seen him for 2 hours in the last 3 days, there had hardly been any badly contact let alone love making. She had to admit the money from Andy's new venture was great. She had all the clothes she wanted, expensive perfumes and a new sports car. She didn't need to work, in fact Andy didn't want her to but she. The aisle contained paper products and such -- including baby things. I had no business there, but she did -- and she took it out on a bundle of pull-ups, certain that the action had put an end to things.It hadn’t, though -- although it would have, normally. Collecting baby supplies tended to negate the lack of a ring at the very least, putting the assumption that she was single at risk. At a minimum, one could assume that she was a mother -- and unwed mothers were a danger in and of.