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The flight back to the UK was uneventful, other than that Harry Ledbetter wasn't on board the plane. Captain Miles Shepard had turned up at the airport with my leave pass and my movement orders, and informed me that Harry was doing the rounds of the embassies, talking to military and political attachés about the Somalia situation. Harry was going to stay in Nairobi over the Christmas period, in case any other developments occurred in Somalia.

I hoped he managed to evade the clutches of She Who Must be Obeyed, who would not be in the best of moods after being rebuffed by yours truly.

My movement orders were as follows: Acting Sergeant D.P Desmond will depart Kenya at 1400 hrs. 23–12–92, and will revert to the rank of Rifleman on arrival in the UK. Rifleman D.P Desmond is granted leave until 0800 hrs. on 27–12–92.He will report to Training Team Kilo at Kirkee barracks Colchester no later than 1200 27–12–92.

After handing over my instructions Bo Shepard held out his hand.

"Harry sends his apologies; it all blew up too late to contact you this morning. Safe journey, Dave. It has been a pleasure to meet you."

"Same goes for me, Bo." We shook hands, and it wasn't until the flight was half way home that I remembered that Harry had shaken my hand the night before. He must have known he wouldn't be seeing me at the airport the next day.

I got to Plaistow in the early evening, and found that my mother had a new bloke – nothing new there then – and that Miriam was in Spain. She was spending the Christmas and the New Year with relatives; her mother's family from Birmingham, in a villa owned by that scum bag brother of hers.

"Didn't she get my letter?" I asked my mother. I was fuming; if Bo Shepard had cocked up and hadn't posted my letter I would go back to Nairobi and pull his fucking head off.

"Yes, she got your letter, but she couldn't cancel the arrangements. The flight was booked and paid for, besides which she needed a n'olidy. She 'as been working up to twelve hours a day; you don't begrudge the girl 'aving a n'oliday do yer?"

"She could have bloody wrote and said. She knew how important it was that we spent Christmas together. I can't believe she threw the future of our marriage in the shit for the sake of a few quid." I was winding myself up into the sort of rage that only Miriam can induce into me.

I was that incensed that if she had been stood in front of me I would have given her a slap – don't be so bloody stupid Dewey, if she had been here you wouldn't be in such a two and eight. Sodding hell, I must be doolally; I turned down a shag from She Who Must Be Obeyed for fuck all.

"She did write, you must 'ave left before the letter arrived. Anyway she's not 'ere, an' me an' Vivian are going away for Christmas." My mother said trenchantly.

"Vivienne? Who the fuck is Vivienne – you've not started to shag birds as well have you?"

"Don't you dare use such language, David Desmond. An' don't be so bloody rude. Vivian is a bloke's name as well as a girl's. As it 'appens 'e's very manly; you'll meet 'im later on. 'E's staying over tonight as we're leaving early next morning."

I didn't meet Vivian that night because I went down the pub and got rat faced, but I heard him and my mother going at it like demented weasels all sodding night – bloody disgusting, acting like that at their age. I heard the headboard of my mother's bed banging against the wall for hours, until I fell into an exhausted sleep.

When I got up next day they'd gone. My mother had left a note, which basically told me that I would have to fend for myself over the festering season as they were away until New Year's Eve.

Merry bloody Christmas, Dewey.

It was the sound of bells that woke me – no wonder Quasimodo got the hump with all the sodding noise they make. Given me a blinding headache they had. The bells eventually stopped, but my head continued pounding, and I realised it was more than just bells that had induced it. My mouth felt like the inside of a Turkish wrestler's jock strap, and I ached in every muscle and joint I possessed.

At first I thought myself in bed at Plaistow, but my room – or rather the large cupboard –at home, to where I had been banished, didn't have a bow window, nor a king size bed. This room had both. Where the fuck was I? How the fuck did I get here? And who the fuck is the black girl in bed with me?

I would have asked her that last question but she was sound asleep, and looked like the sort who would not take too kindly to be rudely awakened. Anyway I was busting for a piss so I got out the bed –nearly fell over arse over tit when doing so – and looked for some clothes to put on. Clothing was strewn all over the floor, most of it tarty, Ann Summers type, sexy underwear, which I supposed belonged to the girl in the bed, but in the state I was in I wouldn't bet on it.

I finally unearthed what looked to be my trousers – I checked, and it was my wallet in the back pocket, but I couldn't find the expensive shreddies – Emporio Armani – that Ffion Probert had bought for my birthday. There was a pair of gents Y fronts, and a pair of M&S knickers, thrown in a corner, and in another corner were a gent and a lady, who I assumed belonged to the underwear. They were intertwined, wrapped in a duvet on top of a mattress on the floor. In fact, although I didn't look too closely, I think they were joined, if not at the hip then certainly at the groin.

I opened the bedroom door and looked around for bog. There were several doors along a short corridor; none of the doors had numbers so it didn't look as if I was booked into some sleazy shagging hotel. Maybe I was in a knocking shop? The carpet was quite expensive looking, and the general décor indicated that I could be in a high-class brothel.

I found a very palatial bathroom, with a pedestal, a bidet and a walk-in shower. I emptied my bladder and then decided to take a shower. Until now I hadn't put any lights on, as I didn't think my head could stand the noise of the switch engaging, but the pull switch in the bathroom seemed a better bet. By the state of my body, when I saw myself in the mirror, it looked like I'd been mauled by a tiger.

Love bites and teeth marks were all over my neck and chest, and even on my thighs. There was lipstick smeared all over my prick, with a couple of love bites on my bollocks as well. My back was scored with nail marks, which I discovered when under the shower – newly acquired scratches don't half sting under high pressure water. I slowly came back to life; my head stopped its persistent pounding and merely thumped, although my eyes still looked like piss holes in the snow.

I went back to 'my' room, opening several wrong doors on the way back as I hadn't remembered which room I had come out from. There were more bodies in beds, more discarded undergarments, and in fact one room there were no beds, but just sofas and cushions, with bodies, some still writhing together, on them. It looked like a set from 'Caligula'.

I finally reached the room, and picked up other items of my clothing, except for the expensive, missing, shreddies. I got dressed, minus my undergarments, and made my way down the stairs.

There was an aroma of fresh coffee coming from what I took to be the kitchen, which I entered, and saw a young girl sitting at a large farmhouse type table. She looked up, and then put down the mug she was drinking from.

"Hello Des. Merry Christmas." She got from her chair and came and kissed me.

A soft warm kiss, on my lips, and I could taste peppermint toothpaste and Mocha. She was young, about twenty, and must have just come from the shower as she smelled fresh and clean. Her fair hair was tied back in a ponytail and she had the unblemished, cosmetic free, look of a school girl. She was of slight build but well-formed, and wore a short pleated skirt and a polo necked jumper. She looked wholesome and pure, and I wondered what she was doing in this brothel.

"I'll get you some coffee; you look hung over – not surprising, considering what you put away last night." Her voice had no accent that I could place, but sounded well educated. I tried to remember where I had seen her; the voice was familiar but not the face. She handed me a cup of hot sweet coffee, and I gratefully sipped the life-reviving brew.

"Err – this may sound rude – but do I know you?" I was a bit embarrassed to ask; she obviously knew me, so how come I couldn't remember her?

She pouted, but I saw her eyes smile. "You certainly do know me, especially in the Biblical sense. I'm devastated that you don't remember what we did last night."

I shook my head. "I can't remember a damn thing, except returning home from Kenya, and going down the pub."

"I thought you must have been on something last night – you certainly had an over abundance of stamina, which in my experience is usually due to chemical enhancement."

Oh, bloody marvellous – that's all I need, to have done drugs. We get tested at regular, but unspecified, intervals in the Army, and if any traces of banned substances are found you are out on your ear.

"Try to remember what you can; as you go through the memories you may get full recall. To start you off my name is Julia – does that ring any bells?"

It didn't, but I started with what I remembered, and tried to get past that.

"I went down the pub yesterday at lunch time – there was sod all to eat in the house – and I had a pie and a pint."

Julia nodded. "Yesterday was Christmas Eve; can you remember the name of the pub?"

"It was the mucky duck, or the Black Swan to give it proper name. I met Baz Butcher up at the bar and agreed to meet him in the same pub that evening."

Baz had been one of the street beaters in the gang I ran with before I joined the army. He was the archetypical Cockney, although like me he had been born in Plaistow. He looked like the Artful Dodger, and had spent his whole life ducking and diving, and wheeling and dealing. He had a barrow down Petticoat Lane, and could get you anything you wanted from 'a geezer I know'. He dabbled in drugs, pimped a couple of working girls, and fenced a bit of dodgy tomfoolery - jewelry. He had never had his collar felt -arrested- and had never done any porridge - time in jail.

"What can you remember from that evening?" Julia prompted me again.

"When I met Baz he had a couple of right scrubbers with him; tattoos all over their bodies, and metal all over their boats ... err ... faces – Baz likes bikers' slags, his wife is as rough as a bear's arse. One of the slags, Cheryl, was trying to get into my shreddies all bloody evening. We spent some time in the mucky duck, with me fending off Cheryl the Peril, then a bunch of us went on to Lorenzo's."

Lorenzo's was down by the river, in what had been a real rough part of Plaistow. Of course all the back-to-back houses, and the drinking dens, had gone. Where Lorenzo's now stands used to be a pub called the Sailor's Return, a real dive, full of low life gangsters and poxed up whores. Now it is filled with yuppie merchant bankers and their posh tarts. Plus ça change...

"I remember going into Lorenzo's, but then it starts to get hazy. There was a red headed girl, no, she was an older woman, sexy with it, and she came onto me. I seem to remember us kissing."

In fact it was full on shagging, in the ladies bog. One minute I was sat at the bar, and the next thing I knew I was fucking like a jack rabbit with a very fit red head; my trousers round my ankles and her legs around my waist.

After that I recollect being in a car with her, and some other women, and having my prick well and truly gobbled.

"Can you remember anything else?"

"We left Lorenzo's, well I left Lorenzo's, I don't remember if Baz and the two Ugly Slappers were with me, and went to another pub. There was this tarty piece there, and I seem to remember a snooker table."

Julia laughed delightedly. "That was me! The pub was The World Turned Upside Down, and you came in with Louise, Louise Tyndall. She had been on a treasure hunt to find guests for the party, or rather the sex orgy, she throws at Christmas; she must have picked you up in Lorenzo's, liked what she saw, and carried you off. This is her house; I live just around the corner."

"But you're not a tarty piece, you're very sweet and demure, nothing like the girl I met yesterday."

"I had been to a Vicars and Tarts Dance. All the vicars were tarts, and all the tarts were vicars. I was done up with mascara, garish lipstick, skirt up around my bum, black stockings and suspenders, and my boobs hanging out of my blouse. Even my mother wouldn't have recognised me."

"Did we... ?"

"We certainly did!"

"Was it on the snooker table in the pub?"

"No, our first ... umm ... assignation was over the bonnet of Louise's car in the pub car park; very cold, and very hot at the same time. The snooker table that you remember is here, down stairs in the besement."

She smiled sweetly. "You have a very impressive cueing technique; you potted my pink at least four times, and you also potted my brown twice."

"What about reds?"

"That was after you had potted my pink so many times."

She got up, took her mug over to the sink and washed it out. "Look Des, I have to go to work, but maybe we can hook up later today? I shall come back to Louise's house after work, it's practically my second home. I even keep my own personal coffee mug here."

"Where do you work? There's nowhere open on Christmas Day, other than Mr Patel's corner shop, and churches of course."

"The Church of St Stephen of the Sepulchre."

I suddenly remembered that she had said something about vicars and tarts.

"Bugger me! Have I been shagging a Vicar?"

She laughed loudly. "Good gracious no. I'm the assistant organist at St Stephen's, and it's my turn to play the organ this Christmas. I'm very good at handling organs."

I suddenly had a flash back of eager hands and mouths working on my organ, and smiled. She saw the smile and said. "You seemed to have remembered some of the stuff we did last night, but I'll fill you in with the rest."

She grinned. "In return I hope you will fill me in later. The black girl you woke up with is Kate; Crazy Kate we call her. Any teeth marks on your body are due to her."

"I thought we spent all night on a snooker table. How come I woke up in a bed with Crazy Kate?"

"Kate and I share everything, and we shared you in the bed. In fact I only left that bed half an hour before you did. Most of your potting was carried out in bed, including several blacks, much to Kate's delight, hence the teeth marks. Most of the love bites I gave you, although, if you have any on your testicles, they will be from Louise. She joined in for a time, and she loves tea bagging." "What about the scratch marks on my back, did she do those as well."

Julia looked a bit apologetic "No, I'm afraid that was me. I did a couple of lines last night, and it always makes me exceptionally vigorous and passionate, especially when being bonked by an expert like you."

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A week before my birthday, I got a letter from the Inland Revenue. Dear Sir We find that you are in tax arrears, to the sum of £2376.76. A member of our Accounts Retrieval Department, Ms Annabel Fanshawe –Smythe, will be calling on the 12 June, at 4pm, for your arrears. Please have all your invoices, receipts and bank cheque stubs available for Ms Fanshawe -Smythe to peruse. Yours sincerely Mike Hunt I showed the letter to Pippa. "I don't understand it, my tax is dealt with by the...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 1 IntroductionsChapter 7

The battalion did another 3 month deployment to Northern Ireland in September 1986, this time I did the full tour, but as we were based in Belfast we had a better time of it. Our main task was supporting the police; this was an easier job than rural patrolling in 'Bandit Country' but still wasn't without its dangers. The main difference was that we were able to fraternize with the locals, who were predominantly Unionists, without the constant fear of gun or bomb attack. There were always...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 32 A Transport of Delight

Baz Butcher rang me the day after my visit to Mortimer Crippen. "Dave, I want you to drive the Shagging Waggon at weekends, and a couple of times in the week. It will mean giving up driving for Jonjo, but I will see you won't be any worse off, money wise." "Shagging waggon?" Baz laughed. "It's what we call the people carrier used by Butcher's Corporate Hospitality Company to transport eye candy to trade fairs, and to corporate piss ups for clients. The cargo consists of long haired...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 3 Paradise Regained and LostChapter 12 Ellse

With the reunification of Germany, and the gradual breakup of the Soviet Union, the role of the British Army Of the Rhine (BAOR) was under review. It didn't make much difference to 1st Green Jackets; we still had manoeuvres and schemes to take part in, and we continued with the training already scheduled, which had been designed to combat an attack by the USSR, a now non-existent foe. I was far too busy for the next 2 weeks in getting my platoon into shape for a forthcoming exercise, to...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 3 Paradise Regained and LostChapter 17 Court Martial

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 9 Life with Pippa January 1988October 1990

As I picked Pippa up from the armchair her mouth had fastened on mine like a love struck limpet. Our tongues delved into each other's mouths, sliding and slithering, as we gave ourselves over to the passion that had been building up since the day we had first met in the White Star cafe. Our teeth clashed; we gasped for air as we kissed, sucked, and licked. I carried her towards the staircase, in a rather ungainly fashion, her arms around my neck and her legs gripping around my waist like an...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 30 Some More Equal Than Others

Gwen disengaged her mouth from my flaccid penis. "It's no good babe ... it's like flogging a dead horse." Earlier that evening I had lost wood during a session of rumpty pumpty, and Gwen had been forced to give mouth to groin resuscitation to restore my libido, which unfortunately was a wasted effort. This wasn't the first time over the last few days I had failed to give Gwen the shagging she deserved; the shagging she expected and, quite rightly, she got bloody angry when I didn't...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 12 Jenny Walsh

During my lost week, or rather my lust week, with Hannah a pile of mail had accumulated at 23 Kitchener Road. The day before I moved into digs at West Drayton I went through the pile and threw most in the recycle bin. The one letter I read came from my solicitors, and contained the DNA report on the soiled sheets Miriam and Hodge were shagging between when I walked in on them. Most of the language in the report was far too technical for me to understand, but one sentence astonished...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 4 December 1987 The end with Emma

I walked back to barracks, there was no public transport Sunday mornings in Aldershot and there were no taxis cruising. It didn't matter as I needed to sort things out in my mind, and I did that best when stepping out at light infantry pace. I thought I might be in love with Emma. I had told Annalise that I loved her, not long after our first bout of lovemaking, but she had laughed, kissed me and said. 'You are in love with the thought of being in love, sweetheart' Maybe it was the same...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 35 Coming Home to Roost

The enormity of what I had done by assisting Gino Frascetti to commit suicide didn't really dawn on me until my train was approaching London. If either Lenny Benson or I were suspected in any way of being involved in Gino's death we would be in big trouble. The authorities do not subcribe to mercy killing, and would arrest, and subsequently charge, anyone involved in such an act; in the worst case with murder and in the best case with manslaughter. Each crime carries a considerable time in...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 20 Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 23 A dish best served naked

As Gemma Sloper came out of the BBC Television Centre building in White City I opened the car door and waved. She saw me, and the car, and surprise and pleasure spread across her face. I had got from my seat and had opened the passenger door for her by the time she reached the car. "Wow ... a Porsche!" she said, running a gloved finger along the sleek wing before getting in. There was a flash of thigh as she swung herself into the leather upholstered seat. I got in beside her and turned on...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 5 The Courtship of Phillipa Goddard 23rd December 1987

I walked back to the barracks with my head spinning as I struggled to take in the fact that Emma had gone. She must have known a fortnight ago that it would be our last meeting. That could explain her somewhat feverish sexual activity- had she wanted something special to look back on? Who was the other employee from her firm who had disappeared with her? Phillipa hadn't said but I assumed it to be a male as I couldn't imagine Emma without a pliable male companion. Had he been shagging her...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 3 Paradise Regained and LostChapter 2 Tossa del Mar

We flew into Barcelona on the 26th May. We had booked a week at a hotel at Tossa del Mar, a small coastal village about 25 miles to the north of the city. A car from the hotel met us at the airport and as we drove along the coast road I understood why the area was called 'The Costa Brava', The Rugged Coast. Tossa del Mar had escaped the over-development suffered by other coastal villages as it did not have the large beaches of the Costa Blanca or Costa del Sol. Instead, the small secluded...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 13 A Dalliance with Debbie May 1990

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 3 Paradise Regained and LostChapter 15 Addiction

We met at 2pm on the first Monday after Christmas, in a car park in Celle. I was off duty on the day she had specified and I wondered how she knew I would be available for our tryst. Dead on time her BMW drew into the car park, she beckoned me over and I received the full tongue and face sucking treatment as soon as I had sat down in the car. She then drove, one handed, to an autobahn rest station about 15 miles towards Hanover. We booked into a room and I joined her in what can only be...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 1 IntroductionsChapter 5

I never found out where Annalise came from, anything about her family, or even how old she was. I gathered that she had been born in the German Democratic Republic, or East Germany as it was generally known. I learned all my German from her, and eventually, when I spoke it well enough, I realized her accent was from the east. Germans often remarked on my Silesian accent. Lying in bed between your teacher's thighs, buried up to your balls in her warm welcoming twat, is the best way to learn a...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 1 IntroductionsChapter 4

Two months before the day of our wedding Miriam told me that she had miscarried and had lost the baby. I was home on leave and at her house when she made the announcement. Her parents had made themselves scarce when I arrived, and I had thought they were leaving us love birds alone for our benefit, but of course they just wanted to be out of the way when the news was broken. "So there's no need for you to marry me now." Miriam said, looking gravely at me-she was a solemn little piece, not...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 3 Preparations before battle

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 3 Paradise Regained and LostChapter 16 I meet my Waterloo

Six days after my birthday Ffion and I were sat together at a table in the opulent surroundings of the Officers Mess dining room in Trenchard Barracks. We had met on every one of the intervening six days, taking foolhardy risks of discovery as we made love where ever and whenever we could. We had even made love in Ffion's house, when Gareth and Geraint were away for the night at some motor cycle rally. I had crept into the house through the garden, after Ffion had left the gate in the panel...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 10 The Dark Side of the Loon

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 29 Through the Eye of a Needle

The day after returning from Lanzarote I was spent; physically, emotionally and monetarily, but hopefully all only momentarily. I chuckled as the silly thought came into my mind. The person in front of me, in the queue of people waiting for the ATM outside Iver railway station to become vacant, looked around in surprise. "I'm glad someone can find something funny to laugh about, mate." I raised an eyebrow "Anything in particular got you down, pal, or is it just the trivial round and...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 3 Aldershot September December 1987 Life with Emma

The cab driver kept giving me funny looks as we drove through a deserted Aldershot. I could see him peering in the rear-view mirror at me but when I glanced at him he quickly looked away. He dropped me off outside the barracks and drove away shaking his head and muttering, "Squaddies today what are they like?" It was only when I got into my room and saw myself in the mirror that I realised what he had been looking at; my mouth was smeared with the vermilion lipstick from Emma's nipples....

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 6 Advance to Contact

The next week passed with me going over in my mind moves to inflict the most damage on Martin Hodge in the shortest possible time. I also needed to make arrangements to obviate serving a long spell as a guest of Her Majesty. My defence stratagem was planned, but I required a top notch defence lawyer to bring the plan to fruition. As ever when I was in a bind I called on Harry Ledbetter. He was now a Lieutenant Colonel at the Ministry of Defence in Whitehall. In fact his spell in...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 28 Lady Madeline CroftonFoxe

8th Febuary, 2009. Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. London An an expensive, high performance car is always a useful accessory when dealing with Sloane Rangers, or indeed with any other type of female, I drove to Bayswater in the Porsche. I parked as close as possible to Gemma's house, then rapped on the lion headed Georgian brass knocker on the front door. It opened to my knock so quickly someone must have been in the hallway. On first acquaintance the petite and slim Lady...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 6 The Courtship of Phillipa Goddard 28th December 1987

At nine precisely I was ringing her doorbell, there was a bit of a wait until Pippa opened the door. "Sorry to keep you waiting Dewey," she smiled as she said my name, "I was washing my hair." She had a towel wrapped around her head like a turban and was wearing black slacks, a long sleeved shirt worn outside of the slacks and a woollen waistcoat; I caught the scent of shampoo and flowers as she kissed my cheek. I followed her into the hall. "There's coffee in the pot in the kitchen,"...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 2 Rest and Recuperation

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 17 None but the Brave

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 33 Crisis what midlife crisis

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 18 The Presentation

I spent the rest of Saturday in a daze. It wasn't Cupid's arrow which had impaled me but Suzannah Weston's smile. I walked around with a soppy grin on my face. I was in love with a beautiful woman — and we all know where that leads. It was a hopeless, hapless, amour. She had amply demonstrated her dislike, disdain and probably disgust, for me, making any chance of a relationship with her as far-fetched as West Ham United winning the Premier Championship, or me copping on with Debbie...

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The next day I moved back to my house for a couple of nights. I contacted a local estate agent, and a young lad, barely out of school, came round and measured up, and we agreed what price to put the house on the market. I was in no great hurry to sell and reckoned I would get the asking price in time. I also got in touch with a house clearance firm; practically all but the kitchen equipment could go. Most of the other furniture stemmed from my parent's era, and any new stuff in the house...

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