"I threw some things and ran for it," I said."Are they following?" she asked, looking worried.I shook my head and we both listened. All we heard was g...rgling water and birds."Now what?" she said."We walk." Where?" Away, downstream. There's going to be a fight. My lieutenant went for cavalry." Shouldn't you stay and help him?" Not today," I said, helping her to her feet. "I don't even have a gun." My husband will be worried," she said."I'd worry about him if I was you. Hessians might ditch him. Ann knew she couldn't go to fast. After a couple of minutes she asked feel better. Mary said much better. As they finished the second bottle of wine, Mary said I need to get back and do some cleaning. As they headed to the door Ann watched Mary's round ass. Her slender legs were long and as they disappeared into her shorts she could see a hint of Mary's ass. Ann asked would you like some help tomorrow. Giving Ann a hug Mary said I don't want to be a bother. Nonsense Ann said. I'll bring. "Come on!" Amelia exclaimed, pushing the gun back into the bag and making off towards Helena as fast as she could. By the time Amelia reached her, Helena was on her feet holding her hands to her mouth and staring, wide-eyed, at the body stretched out on the floor. Amelia crouched down beside the body and wrenched open the Burkah. The veiled robe concealed a man. Hidden beneath the robes was a large scimitar with a blade that looked terrifyingly sharp. "I saw his boots," Amelia said by way of. . though she couldn't focus on that now. She didn't feel it was right to, anyway, not at that moment, because he seemed so serious and she was scared. He didn't know where he was leading her, walking blindly while thinking. This was too messed up, even for who he had become. He couldn't just drag her away, get her involved in his life, and leave her to run from chaos and the threat of death should he be caught. It would be terrible for her, but in his heart he knew that him going to her now or.