It sounded foolhardy and unnecessarily risky, her mind told her. But her mother's instinct shouted that she should run away to find another shelter. S...omewhere where she might give birth in safety. She was due anytime soon and each day could be the day their child would be born.Her condition made moving all the more difficult so she would require some assistance in her endeavor. She thought about moving out to the countryside, take what coin she could and find some good people, some family to. " What happens if our baby, er, goes to the toilet?" Penny asked as sheremoved the nappy. She did it gently as not to wake her child."Then I have to clean it up afterwards," said Duncan."You?" asked his nurse in a surprised voice."Well, us then," he laughed. "Don't worry, the bed has an absorbentlayer under the paper. We put it down whenever we have a baby visitingus. I'm going to put some gel on your baby's lower tummy and lookinside. If you have any questions, just ask as we go along."This. After a few seconds, he felt a smile stretch her lips, against his, and knew that half the battle was won. He placed a hand across her mouth gently, and placed a finger to his lips."Shh... Don't wake Julie, yet."Toni nodded under his hand, and he removed it from her face. She turned her head toward him, and let her eyes drift down, from his face to the purple throbbing prick, protruding from his robe. When her eyes fastened on it, she licked her lips, and smiled broadly up at him. She then. She greets you with a sleepy half-smile, “Uncle Oliver, I didn’t expect you so early. Would you like some coffee?”Even this young, the Stones choose their words carefully. She was expecting you, just not so early. Smart girl. You’re never sure how the family member is going to react to your presence the first time they see you under these circumstances. They know about Gibraltar, of course. They’ve been under our protection since before they were born. They generally know about liaison.