"As little as we generally paid attention to that silliness in the past, it's of even less importance now." That's not true, My Lady," Lavender protes...ed."Yes it is," Makro replied forcefully. "And that's part of the reason we wanted to talk to you alone. Nil can be a dear most of the times, but at others he can be a stuffy little prig, especially about some of the things we need to talk about."Now, before you say anything, let's look at the facts of our situation," Makro said putting her hand. The one her husband usually brought home never really suited her taste.Yes, it had been a fun and exciting summer. Even with tonight's disaster, Michael was going to be sorry to leave for college next week. When he'd left his Aunt's house a few hours ago, he fully expected tonight to be the night when he finally got to screw Cindy. She had been hinting about it for the last two weeks.Originally he thought it would be his birthday present, but Cindy hadn't even come to the small birthday party. That day stood out in his memory because it was all so unnecessary in his mind and a reflection of the miscommunication on both sides.So much water had gone "under the bridge" since that day that he had to shut his mind to the competing memories that made him doubt his own up close and personal perspective of the tragic confrontation.He knew for a fact that the Whitehall troops were in a terrible mood of vengeance for the several deaths of young military men sent to keep the "peace". At the. We need to find him before he can hide again."She turned and headed for the bedroom, calling out for Rob to join her. When he saw her throwing on her leathers he started doing the same. She kept snarling about how she didn't know how she'd missed him. He must've hidden himself well, she said, because she knew he hadn't crossed her borders to return. The last thing Rob did was slap his hat on his head, knocking over the stand.They exited the bedroom and she stormed to the door, throwing him his.