And I'd rather not have to rush you out the back door." ...Fine. We're leaving." Lonna spun on her heel with those words,practically stomping her way ...oward the door."Oh, but I do have something to discuss with Melissa," Liliath added,just as Lonna was pulling open the door. "I trust you won't mind if shestays behind a few minutes?" Discuss whatever you want," Lonna snapped back. "I clearly havenothing to contribute, anyways."Lonna was out the door before the countess could argue.. No, that's not true. I would have preferred to be your first but that's being unreasonable. I love you for yourself and I'm more than grateful that you're telling me this and not succumbing to this bastard's wishes." So, it's alright between us?" she whispered."Yes, of course," I reassured.Suddenly, it looked like a heavy cloud had been lifted off her shoulders and she smiled that smile that always makes my pants tight."So, what are we going to do now?" she asked, pouring more wine into her. "Yes please." She sat down and shook her head. "Millie pisses me off at times. Don't get me wrong, Greg. She is a really hard worker, especially considering the pittance we pay. Why she should get all out of shape with you I don't know. I am sorry." Don't worry about it, Angela. I have put up with worse, and if push comes to shove I can shove with the best of them." When you say you have put up with worse, Greg. Are you referring to your divorce?" I nodded."Yes. I suppose I am. Not the best. The place was obviously deserted, such was the silence. He stopped, I heard him rumble with a key and a door was opened. This was the drop that overtook me, and I gathered all my strength to fight the guy holding me, too scared to think straight. It took him only seconds to subdue me drag me in and throw me in a chair. He grabbed a fist of my hair and pushed me hard against a table in front of me. "Did you really think I would stay put, arms crossed, knowing you would be so close to me?".