David was by now dressed and left her to finish her hair and makeup, going down to see the children, who were already having breakfast, and who greete... him with their usual enthusiasm and milky faces.“Breakfast?” asked Celia. “Or are you waiting for Siân?”“I’ll wait,” he said, with a smile, “though I think a refill of tea would be good. I’ll get it.”Celia sat down with the children and helped Bethan with her breakfast. The children chattered away with her and David saw her lovely smile as she. If Michael turns out to be a good man and doesn't become abusive to you, Millie might be spared the indoctrination that Danni has already certainly been made victim of. If this works with Danni, I can extend it to Millie when she gets older, if necessary. It will be good for her and allow me time with a `daughter-figure' I was denied with my own daughter. If I buy her anything to bring home, I will have her select things for Robbie and Millie too, so there won't be any sibling rivalry. " Aaron left the bar and went into the dinning room in search of a table."Well, Guardsman Aaron, what a pleasant surprise." Reg spoke, standing up from his table. "Here, sit with me. I see you have been promoted," pointing at the cord in Aaron's hair.His eyes twinkled with mirth, "I thought you were more than a mere guardsman."Reginald Ravensblade, harpist for the Lady Melody, Goddess of music, was a well groomed, handsome man. Shoulder length brown hair framed an oval face with dimpled cheeks. I invited them in and Bob introduced the other young man with him. He was Bradley his 17 year old apprentice. They pulled out the washing machine and set about sorting out my little problem. I made them a drink and sat on the laundry box and watched two men at work. I had not expected them so early and had not got dressed, I was wearing my short silky dressing gown. Bradley kept looking at me and turning red and then turning away. He did this for quite a while and I could see that he had a.