His wife had also passed, but he saw her passing as a relief. Their marriage was troubled from the beginning, but once they had children, in an attem...t to revive the marriage, he thought divorce was out of the question. So when his wife died, he saw a new lease on life. They finished their dinner and lingered over coffee, and visited, but her mood remained somber. They left the dining room, and drove back to the cabins. They arranged to meet for breakfast the next day, and he walked her to. When she reappeared she looked calm and collected, which was not how he was feeling right then. After another torturous few seconds she casually glanced over to him, pursed her lips and nodded approvingly. Her eyes went straight to her screen and she tapped a few keys.The email read, “Nice cock. I want to suck it.”Chris was in the process of trying to maneuver himself back into his pants when the message arrived. The difficulty of his task doubled as the words pumped him with even more. Mary nodded as if satisfied at these explanations.“We’ll talk about this in the morning.” Mary stood up and picking up the cups turned her back on the children and busied herself washing them up. The three children looked at each other again. Did she suspect? David had a horrible feeling…That night all four of them make themselves comfortable in the small lounge, miraculously undamaged, with sheets and blankets on the floor, Mary suggesting that the children’s room could be cleared up in the. They had to till and harvest. Rather than eternal late summer, things changed. Their days were numbered. Their bodies began to wear down, they aged. At the end of their days, they would die. That's what Milton says at the beginning of Paradise Lost:Of Mans First Disobedience, and the FruitOf that Forbidden Tree, whose mortal tasteBrought Death into the World and all its Woe, With loss of Eden...The act of transgressing brought expulsion and with that Death." Like Brunnhild disobeying Wotan?".