"Why did you want to see me?" I was genuinely curious.He looked around the room for a minute before answering. "I guess I always felt you were one of ...the more real people in school. I knew I didn't care what happened to a lot of the people in our class. You were one of the ones I did want to see." I'm flattered," I said in reply. "I'm also hungry. Want to head over to the hors d'oeuvres table?"With that, the two of us set off across the room to the buffet, and then to a table. I related to him. While Betty is sewing her dress Will asks her, “Betty, do you have any knitting needles and wool?” She nods yes, and a little later she shows him a large box of balls of wool and the needles she has. They’re all fine ones, so he asks, “Got any larger needles?” He gets a shake of her head.The next morning Will asks Sam about large animal bones, and he’s shown a few from dead animals in their rubbish heap that’s downwind from the ranch. Will picks through them and he finds a few long thick bones. There was a smattering of children but they seemed well-behaved and not in the least bit boisterous like normal youngsters entertaining themselves with games concocted on the spur of the moment.Sam Chisholm was watching an interesting looking new settler filly wearing an unusual leather skirt that did little to hide her perfectly shaped backside. She seemed to be on her own and was keeping close herd on a pair of young ones that appeared itching to break away and start exploring all on their. The bar was quiet enough to hear their conversation.The man whom Brenda called Anthony was going on about how Brenda looked like Demi Moore. I know that Brenda had heard that before but she seemed surprised and flattered by Anthony's comments. She asked, "Do you really think that I look like Demi?" Brenda, you're as pretty as she is but your curves make Demi look like a boy," said Anthony smoothly.From where I sat I could see Brenda's head drop with embarrassed shyness. "Do you really think my.