They was sailing north well off of the coast. They looked to be English, but we couldn't tell for sure," the man reluctantly told us. He was a short, ...road man in dirty, wrinkled sailor's clothing."We upped anchor when they was out o'sight and sailed up the inland waterway instead of staying at Ossabaw Sound for the rest of the day like usual. We anchored down the river some, and I borrowed a horse from a fellow that we know to ride up here and inform Captain Billy," the man finished, but. It was the extreme structure, yet at the same time the tremendous love and devotion that he showed her.Even more than that, he was both fair and strict. Unlike her parents, her friends, and her teachers that would always let her slide for any mistakes she made, he would catch her slightest errors and would punish her. However, she always knew what she was being punished for and she always recognizes that if she is receiving discipline, then it is because she truly deserves it.The first rule,. .. you know that." I do... I do... and I look forward to it..."It was Friday... Lin stood there looking out the window at the country side open behind their home. It was really beautiful if somewhat isolated... just as Lin had searched for... she had not wanted any near neighbors.Now she thought about Ann, lovely tempting Ann... and she looked for her purse. As she found it she knew Ann's card was exactly where she put it... as she pulled it out she felt a small tingle in her awakening. Walking fifty yards had never seemed so long, or so tense. My pulse was rising, and my flesh was hot and sensitive as I dwelt upon the thought of him and I, here, of all places. It made sense now as to why all of my bras were missing from my laundry, and I was left to wear a corset under my work shirt today. Tanner must have been planning this from when I got up this morning. The field lights were out, so it was dark, but I could still see the features of his face in the moonlight. He grabbed.