We parked the car in the car park, paid for a ticket then we walked around the village together calling into the Rugged Rabbit gift shop to peruse. Wa...king up to the top of the village there was a lorry which was stuck and having problems steering around the corner at the top of the street by the wooden duck shop, we waited. Continuing on, we walked around and down the hill towards the river across the fields. The grass was wet underfoot Wayne, enquired if I was alright walking across the moist. Bray chuckled and squeezed her hand gently. “Very much so, my lovely Lady, but not today.”His statement took Tammy aback. “Why not today?”Bray kissed the back of her hand. Then he simply said, “Because you are not ready for that step in our relationship.”“We have a relationship?” she queried amazed at this young man’s audacity.“Of course,” he replied. “A man normally has a relationship with the woman he is courting.”‘Courting?’ She couldn’t believe what he was telling her. She doubted she had. "And who do I tell her is calling?" Jeanni-- Aw, shoot! She's not going to know me by that name. I can't tell you, Mrs. Hopkis. That's my problem. I have to keep where I am, what I am a secret. But tell her, uh, she has a cassette tape of us together. When we were together tonight!" This sounds all very espionage-like." The woman smiled. "Did Dyan ever tell you I was a spy?"---He was led near to where the dining room met the hall to the bedrooms ("Dyan!! You have company!!"). The mother then. Can I have James get you anything?" No thank you, I'm fine."They entered the house and walked down a hall to a grand circular room with bookshelves lining the walls and large windows facing the ocean. A massive desk stood in the center of the room with two guest chairs in front of the desk. Joe seated himself in one chair and John took the other."John, I never beat around the bush; I have a proposition for you. I have cancer and the doctors say I'm dying. I have to get my affairs in order.