When I began to protest, Jake growled at me, and I wisely shut up. He sounded like he really meant business, and he was pretty nasty to me since he f...rst laid eyes on me the day before. "Here, Jodie, put this on," she told her daughter, as she threw the strap-on in her direction. I was still in a daze, things were happening so fast, so it didn't really hit me until Joyce leaned over and spit on my exposed dark star, and began to rub her saliva around my tender opening. She looked up and saw. My contractor had agreed to build the new store and restaurant after he completed my house. The work was under way and looking good.We were now irrigating six fields but continued to feed the cattle hay. Winter was on the way and overgrazing was still a concern.Slim, Will, April and I were out riding the northern part of the ranch. We were checking the sites for the windmill turbines. April, being the eager little horseman, was leading the way.We’d been riding about three hours and decided to. After closing her eyes and letting out a little noise, she said what was on her mind.She'd had too much to drink. This was the second time with Tequila, and both times it had ended up problematic.Kendall was waiting for her to go off. He wouldn't have blamed her, even though he had no idea how they even got to the room in the first place. Strange thing was she was silent after saying it had been a problem. He felt the need to apologize and tried. He was older, after all.She laughed at his. “Oh. What’d he think?”She paced back and forth, not looking at him as she moved. “He ... wasn’t happy with it. It didn’t go nearly far enough, it was all distracted.” She stopped short, her back still towards him. “But it has potential. He liked how far we did get.” She turned her blushing face to look over her shoulder at him. “He wants us to try again.”“Try again?” he repeated, incredulous. “Does he realise we’re--”She shook her head. “No. As far as he knows, you’re just an early-adopter.