Everybody expected the poor girl, whose incredible and defiant bravery had captured their absolute and unstinting admiration by this time, to faint aw...y at any moment. Finally the ordeal was over. Mrs Patterson laid down the strop, breathing heavily after her exertion, into which she had thrown her all."How did you loike that you dirty, stuck up, toffee nosed little tart?" asked this far from amiable lady as soon as she had sufficiently recovered her breath."I hardly felt a thing, you feeble. "Is it legal to display such clothing in public, let alone sell it?"Amanda saw his reaction and laughed as she sat heavily down. "Babe, if ya go it, flaunt it." My name is Marvin Kincaid, now how may I be of assistance?" The clothing salesman smiled gently down at Mark who didn't hear a word said as he looked around in awe at three live male models who all walked through the store in clothing more skimpy than anything he had ever imagined in his sheltered life.Marvin smiled at Mark's reaction.. A thunderstorm came through in the middle of the night and the next morning we were here, where ever that is. We still have our Pickups, trailers and horses, but with all these giant trees there isn’t a way out. I guess I could have taken a horse for a look-see, but without a frame of reference I was afraid I couldn’t get back to Missy.”When did the storm hit you, and what was the date?”“It happened early this morning, June three, two thousand eight.”“We were hit by a hurricane early this. We started dating shortly after meeting and things moved quickly. She told me early on that she thought she loved me and I said I felt the same. Honestly, I never felt sure of my love for her. We were married the next summer and shortly after had our first child. I was very excited as he was a strapping blond haired blue eyed baby boy, nearly my twin. He was growing up in my footsteps, an excellent athlete, and I could not have been prouder. Unfortunately, the marriage did not feel as strong..