’ ‘We’ll cross that bridge if we come to it,’ Jason said. He didn’t want to argue anymore than Dani did. As it turned out, they had nothing ...o worry about. Dani’s father had brought back a toy and a book for each kid. ‘Thank you for including Sean,’ Dani said later, while the kids were enjoying their new toys. Her father looked surprised. ‘Why wouldn’t I include him?’ ‘Because the day I brought him here to meet you, you ignored him, called his father a freeloader, and walked out.’ ‘I shouldn’t. Well where and why he died is really of little importance here. What is important is the fact that following his demise I'd promised Sally that I'd "be there" for her, wherever and whenever she needed me."What's up kiddo, are you alright?" I asked as gently as I could manage."Yeah, sorry Jeff, I'm fine. Just a little tipsy that's all." You're not drunk are you Sally? Where are you?" No Jeff, just a little tipsy. Alice had her Hen Night this evening, and I went along..." Sally, I thought we'd. This brunette hungrily strokes and slobbers along the length of her new friend’s shaft.Venturing further into the cabin, Belle finds a room near the end of the hall that is surprisingly still empty. She steps inside and lays her bags out across the bed near the window. It is a cozy little twin sized bed. The beds are all made up with blankets and pillows of cream colored brown, giving the room an even cozier feel to it. The window over the bed looks up the hill toward the main house, and in. When we arrived back home, Tim prepared a meal for us, and as we began to eat he said, ‘You don’t have to come with me, but… today would have been our wedding anniversary. I always visit Sarah’s grave.’ I took a deep breath. ‘I’d like to come, if you’d be OK with that.’ When we’d finished eating, we set off in the car. After a short drive, Tim turned in through the iron gates and stopped the engine. I looked out at the cemetery, seeing the carefully-tended graves in rows among the green grass..