’ ‘I guess that blurb in CURVY helped,’ I observed. He rolled his eyes. ‘Incredible,’ he said. ‘We were doing great even before that, but...since then we’ve been packed every night. On weekends, it’s reservations only now.’ He turned to Millie. Straight to the point, he was. He looked at her–her face, this time, though it must have been an effort–and asked, ‘Millie, would you like a job?’ He nodded at the stage. ‘I’ll pay you a thousand dollars a night to dance here.’ Her big blue eyes got. Henderson set to with unexpected enthusiasm, and lapped up substantial quantities of his companions’ emissions, paying particular attention to the icing that coated Lydia’s bosoms. It was now generally agreed that all were spent and satisfied. The question then arose as to how Lydia might best clean herself up before getting dressed and back to Longbourn in time for dinner. Despite Henderson’s best endeavours, her body was still well endowed with sticky fluid, so it appeared at first to be no. He built that house for me and it holds too many memories for me to live there alone again." I'd live there with you," Jamie said.Ellie chuckled and hugged him saying, "I know you would honey and I'd like that very much but I'm afraid your momma and daddy might have something to say about that besides I think the river house is more your style." I guess you're right," Jamie said thinking not only of the fun the river presented but his times in the nearby tree houses, the woods, the orchard and. It's really pretty and peaceful there, and I like to watch the river go by," he said."That sounds perfect!" she said. So Michael put the car in gear and headed to River Park. It took a few minutes to get there and he found a place to park that was close to the river.He helped her out like before and then went back to the trunk and got out a blanket that he kept back there just in case. They went to a nice grassy spot on the riverbank and he spread the blanket out for them.As they sat on the.