"Carathaya looked at her daughter's missing arm once more and thought on her brother's words. "You may be right, Rarden, but that does not mean that o...hers will think that way." No it does not." He agreed. "But that does not mean we should treat her that way. I trust you at least welcomed her to our family?" Of course I did. She is my daughter's mate after all." Carathaya replied."Good." He said as he once again looked to Cynthia, who was clearly uncomfortable with being the current topic of. I still remember how damp my knickers would get during his lectures, how my thighs would involuntarily squeeze together every time he looked at me while he preached of floods and famine and hellfire. I lived for that discomfort.I used to watch him; observe the way he interacted with the other girls, looking for signs. I was certain he favoured this one or that one over me and I put myself through hell conjuring up all manner of depraved things that I was convinced he was getting up to with. Why not?' He grinned to himself as he stood up. He unbuttoned hisjeans and slid out of them. He made his way to the bathroom dressed onlyin her underwear and shirt. He flipped the switch on and stared at hisimage in the mirror.It was a weird feeling seeing himself dressed that way. He ran his handsthrough his long hair. What had started off as a money saving exercisehad actually helped bring Emily and him together. He smiled as herecalled those memories. His member stirred inside it newest. We start to work at the factory in Mason City next month. I hope we can stay here until we get settled and find a place. Harvey took my car three months ago and sold it so I wouldn’t have a way to go anywhere.”“Oh Allison ... I just knew this was it. I have prayed that you would do this. Of course - you and Maggie can stay here as long as you like. Joe will just have to get used to sharing his bathroom upstairs again, just like when you were living here ... I’m so happy for you.“Maggie did you.