Joyce and Lizzie were divorced and JJ had never married. Ann and her husband Mark along with Joyce were the 1st ones to arrive at the house. Ann was t...e older and was about 5' 5" with jet black hair and was a little chunky with smallish breats. Her sister was only about 5 ft tall and had some pretty big breasts for a body that small. We didnt see them often only about 2 to 3 times a year but we had always got along pretty good.Now, JJ who had arrived probably about 30 minutes after them and she. Sandie had just deprived Virginia of afantastic sale. It was obvious that cost was no object to Leslie. Thenand only then did Sandie realise why Virginia seemed so aggressive. She squeaked apologetically, "Oh my God! You, - you, - you do workhere!"Virginia glanced nervously around then nodded her head as thoughsomehow embarrassed as she replied softly."Yes, I didn't lie. I told you this shop was not competition."Sandie's jaw dropped as the penny dropped and she finally made theconnection."Oh my. I ordered potato salad heavy on the sweet pickle, tuna salad, also heavy on the sweet pickle, potato chips, a dip based on mayonnaise, and sliced bread for the sandwiches. Iced tea was the beverage of choice. Just as we finished eating, four men rode up, and it was easy to tell that they were trouble just looking for a place to happen.Julia left it to me to talk to the men. I said, “Good day, gentlemen, and what can we do for you?”One of the men said, “We’ll have a cup of coffee. Then we will. I’ll post all the chapters to the novel. If you have any further feedback, I would be very grateful. Diolch yn fawr! ***** Clair stood with his hands deep in the sink of soapy water, staring mindlessly out of the big scullery window at the sunny kitchen gardens. Gently he turned bowls and plates, wiping them clean then handing them to that scallywag of a pot-boy Caja who rinsed them in hot water and put them on the draining board. Lord van H’las had been gone a week. Pava had finally set off.