A month ago, I'd received a call that Ashley, Beth's mom, had died of aheart attack in her sleep. I'd gone up to attend the funeral andconsoled the di...straught Mr. Fehler. Beth had been too clueless toreally understand, but I noticed that she did seem to sense an absenceas I hugged her and cuddled her some. I stuck around for a weekend andcame back even more distraught over the disasters that seemed to alwaysbe happening in my life.Today though... I couldn't help but feel a glimmer of hope for. I know it’s a bit much to swallow but we either believe it, or we go back to square one with all of our systems and throw out everything we’ve done up to this point.”The deputy director nodded, and shuffled the stack of papers closed, sliding them into their envelope.“Thanks, Richard. I know you and the team have done a good job with this. I had to ask. Don’t be surprised if I call you in when I meet with the chief. I’m sure he’ll have the same skepticism I did, when I tell him these. "Ahhn!" he groaned as he filled her with relentless thrust of his hips. He held his breath and buried his face into the back of her head. Both of them were peaking.Teaghan's cries surged up from her gut. After one last short gasp for air, she groaned loudly, "Ah-uhn!” She burst, spilling her fluid warmth freely over his piece in a delectable, over-heated rush. Her body hitched and shook as she drained her cum all over him.Just as she did, Andres's butt clenched and his abs tightened. He groaned. "If the wife doesn't dowhat she should the whole farm shuts down. It is a partnership where if either one fails they both fail. Can't you see that?" "Yes, I can see that but why do I have to be the wife? Can't youshow me what has to be done in the fields so I can at least try tobe the farmer that is expected of me?" Sue answered with a question, "Does it make sense for both of usto be in the fields and no one cleaning and cooking. How successfulwill we be if we don't eat and the house is a.