Remember darling, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas!"Without thinking, Brenda said, "Yes, I think I would like to go with you. However, I am not su...re if I could party all the way with you." Darling, you will decide what you want to do. Just go with the flow. Which I might add looks like you have a river flowing since your chair is so wet." The flight attendant patted her cheek and left.Brenda laughed, 'Maybe there was another adventure was ahead if she could let herself go' she thought. Who. Her place was the store room, where a passage out of the castle and into the woods beyond was built. Hamish had gave orders for what she must do in that event. Now that it was upon her in unexpected fashion, she hesitated in what she must do. She ran from her room and went for her daughter, Heather, but found her way becoming blocked from approaching men. She turned in despair from where her daughter and her two cousins were and ran for the storeroom, her thin slippers keeping her footsteps. “If there are more of them inside, they’ll probably hear what we are doing up here.”“I’m open for suggestions,” Rhys said. “And for what it’s worth, we don’t have to kill them all. Just make sure they’ll pose no threat after we’re done with them.”“The easiest way to ensure that would be to kill them all,” Gael said. “And the black riders are a blight upon these woods.” The elf readied his bow. “I can take four of them, no problem.” He planted four arrows in the dirt in front of him.Rhys. He was totally oblivious to the fact that all of her “accidents” were well thought out plans to try to tempt him. He honestly believed that the times when he saw her changing were completely by chance. Though he knew it was wrong, whenever he walked in through the garage and found her changing, he would pause to watch, his eyes drinking in the sight of her young, firm body as she dressed. Before she turned to see him, he would slip into the living room, afraid that if he watched for too.