It was thick with tall oaks and had a mossy floor that was great to walk or relax on. He did not expect to see anyone in the forest this far away from...the path and so was surprised when he spotted a lady laying on a blanket under the trees reading a book. She had long dark hair and soft pale skin. She wore a blue summer dress with small white flowers on it, that rested on her thighs. Her head was propped on a pillow and she held the book in her two hands. Peter edged quietly forwards so as not. Today she took it slow, keeping a cool five under the speed limit. Trying to hold on to every second they had left. Their hands were entwined on the center console, their contrasting skin picturesque. His dark brown was the life he lived in the field with his men. Her pale white a reflection of the long hours spent studying the human psyche. They and their lives were very different. Yet, when woven together like their fingers, they made such a beautiful image. Jessie reflected on that as she. Jordan forced herself to bite her tongue and reached for the two suitcases. She grunted as she picked them up. "Tiffany didn't say anything about this part of the job," she muttered to herself. "Right this way, ma'am," said Jordan, as she headed toward the reserved parking section. Although she was doing her best, it was obvious that Jordan wasn't cut out for manual labor. "You don't look so good, girl," said Toppsy as they arrived at the limousine, and Jordan succeeded in wrestling. But I will be using you again, quite soon."Nilwint bowed her head, and said, "As you wish, Master. I love you, and I love him, and I can not choose between you." I hope that you never feel that you need to choose. If you ever feel that my demands on you are harming your mate, or your relationship with him, tell me at once." Thank you, My Lord," said Kirnwan, who had just entered the room. "Cook sent me to remind you that breakfast will be ready shortly, and you should come soon, if you wish to.