Helen, following on with Louise's stance, broke my thoughts. "I quiteagree," she said. "It's so politically incorrect, we'd be pilloried bythe press......" ...and the public would come to see us by the thousands," I finishedHelen's sentence for her. "'Melons' has been playing to packed audiencesever since it launched over thirty years ago. After 'The Merchant' weneed a highly successful run, and this is a dead cert. I vote we go withit." I agree with Charles and Jane," Alan said. "Let's get a. She introduced herself and was looking at me very carefully. "Do you knowwhy we are here today, Dana?" "Yes, my boys have done their job, now theyneed to take a long walk off a short pier." She chuckled at my joke andlooked at Kathy who was looking back with loving eyes. "And this is okwith you, Kathy?" "Oh, yes Doctor. I've married the most wonderful man inthe world. I had real trouble with my last pregnancy, so Dr. Morris saidthis should be the last for me. And now we have twins on the way. William woke at four in the morning in response to some inner call to action and rolled over to watch Lucy sleeping. She was so beautiful that it took his breath away. He leaned over and kissed her bare shoulder. She stirred and asked, "Is it time to get up?" I have to go now," William answered.Those simple words were enough to chase away any thoughts of sleep. Lucy sat up and said, "I'll walk with you." No. I need you to tell Oliver that I am going into the glade and that all of the Druids. As soon as I looked into his eyes, he smiled and sat down. He ordered a drink and we sat there talking and getting comfortable with each other. Before I knew it, he got up and had sat himself right next to me. I could feel his body pressing into mine. He reached down and started feeling my thigh and leaned in whispering into my ear if I had been a good girl and didn't have panties on. As I nodded yes to him, I could feel a surge of excitement run through me and I knew he was already making me.