"What are you two talking about?" Stacy asked.Before James could say anything, Julie said, "We'd be his women—his property."Both Natalie and Stacy c...ntinued to look confused, so Julie said sharply, "His wives."Natalie's mouth dropped open, and Stacy just hushed, "Wives-zuh? Like, plural?!?"Julie nodded.After several long and silent uncomfortable minutes, Julie said, "Sir, why don't you start building the signal fire you were talking about. We'll go refill all the water and get the clean. ?. ?I can still recall that first moment I laid eyes on her. Shy as is was, I didn’t dare to approach her, so I asked Lawrence who she was?. ?My Owner, he replied.? This might have been a shock to most people, but I knew exactly what this meant, since my dad had been in a somewhat similar situation, but not with such an age difference. I asked Lawrence how this had started, and he told me that it had been a process, with ups and downs, but the happiness that both his Owner and he received from. My feet are burning too. The ocean, clear blue as the waves glistens in the air. In the water I see her. This girl who I've shared many stories with about my escapades. She shared some with me. But we, the two of us, haven't had any of our own. "Would we?" I wonder to myself. We've talked about doing things before, but I just think it's all talk. I watch her this girl as she swims in the water, a big smile across her face. She starts heading towards me, as I enjoy the sun. Her skin shining in. We got married in June and took our honeymoon in Wisconsin at the Dells. We saw all of the natural sandstone formations. On the trip back we stopped in Traverse City and enjoyed the downtown and the Grand Traverse Bay. That started us on the path that lasted for the next twenty-five years.Like all marriages, we had a lot of arguments over the years, mostly about the kids or money. I wanted them to be grounded in the idea that earning things they wanted to make them more valuable to them Sue.