The fallen horses forced the unhurt horses to swerve around their dead and dying animals, and that broke that phase of the charge.The Comanches rode p...st me as they tried to get their horses back under control. It was obvious to me that the shotgun just did not have enough shells in a magazine to handle a charge like that last one. Yeah, I broke that first charge, but that was because the Comanches did not realize what a repeating shotgun could do to them. Now they knew, and I was sure that. "Of course I am, Honey." That's nice," she said wistfully, turning the full Stacy charm on him. "But I wouldn't want you taking time out from your holiday to waste it looking for something for me. How about you just give me some money now, and I buy my own present?"I groaned when I saw him reach for his wallet, "Oh for fu..." Jack!" my Mom warned in a chuckle. "You're not in the army now. Mind your language in front of your sister." The absurdity of that warning almost made me laugh as echoes. " That's not what he means, silly," Bea said. "Here, scoot around sideways." She tugged at Annie's legs, pulling them into her lap and lay her down so that Annie's back rested on Perry's thighs and her head ended up in Joe's lap."Hold still, my purple-thonged beauty," Perry said with a wry laugh, then scooped up some of the white powder with a credit card and dumped it between her breasts."This round's on you. Literally."As Perry divided the lines with the card, Joe leaned over to kiss her.. .I made sure to pick a nice, smaller hotel that was mostly used by business travelers and wasn't so crowded that it became overwhelming. I passed a couple walking out the front door that looked like they had just come from the bar themselves. They didn't pay much attention to me, although I did catch the guy take a quick glimpse! I entered the hotel, nodded my head and smiled at the front desk clerk, as I made my way through the lobby and found the entrance to the bar. Here we go I thought to.