“You have seen me before. In the jungles to the east toward the other mountains. You have seen me with the black one. He is my friend. You have seen...us fight the dogs. Fight the dogs for the people and for the gorillas.”“Yes, we have seen these things. Why you fight for the others?”“The dogs and the new people on the plains are a danger. The dogs have been a danger to the people and the gorillas to the east. That is where we live also. We helped because they needed it.”“You and the black one. We finally get the furniture in the house and now comes the big fun of putting all of the beds together. This will be an all-day task getting the beds together. Jason walks in the kitchen with a big smile on his face. I smile back at him wondering why is he smiling known we have all of this hard work to do. "Hi honey, why are you smiling?" I ask and see a young man and a young lady walking behind Jason. "Hello,” I say. "Hello, Mrs. Turner, I'm Nathan Reece and this is my wife, Kara." "Willow,. I watched her get dressed that evening and couldn't help picturing her slowly taking it all off as she walked up and down the corridor as she had promised to do later that night.We went out to eat and tried a couple of local bars before heading back to the hotel for a final drink before heading upstairs. I bought a couple of drinks and went to the table where Mrs O was sat, noticing that we were the only customers. I pointed this out to Mrs O and we decided to start the proceedings right there. The tank was three-quarters full.At four he forced himself to have a cup of tea and one of Sharon's shortbreads and made himself pick up the crossword. All he did was look at it. His mind was flooded with Deborah.Half an hour later he went to have a bath and change. Despite shaving and paying an inordinate amount of time to his fingernails he was fully ready three quarters of an hour early. All that was left to him was to pace up and down and shoo the dogs away in case he got hairs on his.