Not that they were bad neighbors; on the contrary, most of them fawned over the child as if she were their own grandchild. That was the problem; most ...of the other tenants in the complex were senior citizens or young adults living together or alone with no kids. Margaret wanted her daughter to live in a house, in a family-oriented neighborhood with good schools, close to a park so she could play with other kids.She found such an area in the next town over, Peoria, Arizona. It was a small, but. "Take yourwaxed leaf, dear," Marie told her. "I will finish the other andthen frame it for you once the preservative is completely dry." Thanks again, Tante Marie," Audrey said distantly as she turnedfor the door. The last thing Marie heard before the door shutbehind the departing girl was, "Courting?"As impossible as it seemed, Marie's grin grew even broader. "AndCherie? Mark him with some lipstick - BRIGHT lipstick - when youdo it!" she called out, hoping the girl heard her.~-~For the. . we’ve just been talking about an event down south, a place called Darlington Hall ... somewhere I’m very familiar with, and very fond of ... where I’ll be showing off my new acquisition...” She grinned eagerly at Madam Roussell.“ ... when I receive him ... and we thought you all might like to attend with your chosen properties...” She whipped the prostrate male, his tearful face grimacing as he continued to lap eagerly at her taut boots, then hiked her skirts back and spread her thighs.“On. .. so here I am ... talk to me..." Carmen giggled a little, then told me about her day ... she'd studied in the morning, been to the Mall (thank goodness, not THAT one) for some shopping, worked out, and was now back at the books. "I think we should do something about that ... I'm tied up the rest of the weekend, but let's meet outside the gym on Monday morning, and talk about being together again..." Good, trusting soul that she was, Carmen said that would be great, and she'd be thinking about.