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Pippa picked me up in her car outside the barracks at about 5pm on New Year's Eve. The party was being held at the home of a Frank and Peggy Sinclair, near Farnborough.

"The Sinclair's place is a mansion" Pippa informed me. "Frank made a fortune in South Africa, diamonds I think. The Sinclair's are big benefactors to the charity and some of the guests will be my fellow workers, quite harmless," she laughed and spun the wheel past a slower car; she was a good driver, fast but careful, "the rest will be business friends of theirs, some not so harmless I'm afraid."

Pippa concentrated on her driving as we weaved through the slow moving traffic in Aldershot town centre, eventually we got out on the Farnborough road and she speeded up.

"Some of the men are quite creepy and their wives aren't much better" she continued, "there will also be a Professor Seymour Nicholls at the 'do', he was my senior tutor at Cambridge, he's a randy old sod but I like him. We called him 'See More Nicks' as he used to stand under the stairs as we girls were walking up and down them. Some of us wouldn't wear our knickers, just to give the old goat a thrill, I'm not saying if I was one of them or not!"

She grinned, and I would have bet a week's pay that she was. Pippa told me more about the Prof, as she referred to him, as we drove along the road towards Farnborough.

"The Prof. is an expert on Native American Indians; he would give his eye teeth to take part in a sweat lodge ceremony. I hope you will be able to give him an account of what happens?"

I was a bit doubtful. "What goes on in the ceremony is a secret. I couldn't tell him very much, probably no more than he already knows. I'm sorry love, I don't want to disappoint you by not making the old goat's evening."

She glanced at me, "Never mind love, just talking to you will give him a thrill" and then she squeezed my hand. That was the first time we both had used the L word.

"Just seeing you will probably give him a bigger thrill, especially if you're not wearing your knickers" I said. Pippa chuckled but said nothing. I half hoped she would give me a preview of if she was wearing some or not, but driving along at 50 mph is probably not the best time or place to check if your companion is wearing underwear.

She was dressed in another Annie Oakley type outfit, this time with a pair of knee high leather boots. The skirt reached to just above her knees, with buttons running down the front from just below the waistband. She wore a ruffle fronted blouse, not unlike the one Emma wore the last time we met. (I wondered if Pippa was wearing lipstick on her nipples, the thought was certainly intriguing). Her bolero jacket was more of a waistcoat, in a light tan suede that matched the colour, if not the material of her skirt. She looked gorgeous and I told her so.

I noted at least 4 buttons were undone from the bottom of the skirt. This may have been to allow Pippa better control of the driving pedals, but seeing sudden flashes of naked thigh above her stocking tops (they must have been hold ups as I saw no suspender straps) as her skirt fell back above mid-thigh at times, was giving John Thomas cause to stir. I shifted in the car seat to get more comfortable in the underwear department.

"What's wrong, Dewey my love, getting cramp?" Pippa grinned at me, knowing full well what was getting cramp. " Never mind we will soon be there." She was right as only a few minutes later we turned off the main road into a wide, gated, driveway.

We drove up a long curving drive towards a huge house, well secluded from the main road by the length of the driveway and the many stands of birch trees. I learned later that the house was called 'Silver Birches'. As Pippa parked the car she told me that the Sinclair's were well known for holding sex parties.

"Wife swapping, group orgies, the full works supposedly. I've never been invited but the Prof. is a frequent visitor by all accounts." I asked if this party was going to end up in an orgy. She considered the question. "Selected people may be invited to stay on for further, more private 'entertainment'," she looked at me closely, "would you be up for participating?"

"I don't want to share you with anyone else," I replied "when we do, if we do, it will be special enough without having anyone else taking part."

I could see that this pleased her; she hugged me and put her cheek next to mine. "I feel the same way" she breathed into my ear, "I shall introduce you as Des. I don't want to share Dewey with anyone else." She tucked her arm in mine and we went up the broad flight of steps to the imposing entrance.

Frank and Peggy Sinclair were a pair of well set up 60 something's. He was a big rangy man, and I could imagine that he had been quite handy with his fists as a young man. He still looked as if he could take care of himself now; she was a small, slim thing, with silver blonde hair, still sexually attractive and must have been a knock out when younger. I could well believe that both of them would enjoy full and active participation in any orgy.

They both greeted Pippa with warm kisses and hugs. She introduced me as Des and I had a firm handshake from him and a kiss on both cheeks from her. They were doing the meeting and greeting in the square shaped entrance hall, and we were then directed to a large room, which seemed to comprise the ground floor of one wing of the mansion, situated on the left of the hall.

The room was set out for a buffet meal; one side of the room had white clothed tables set up with enough food to feed a battalion for a year. In a smaller room, off to one side, there was a fully stocked bar and several comfortable looking armchairs.

The main room had several tables, with well upholstered chairs set round them; about 40 or so people were talking, eating, drinking, laughing and generally having a good time. Pippa and I stood on the edge of this convivial crowd until suddenly a large woman bore down on us, like a galleon in full sail.

"Phillipa darling!" The woman hailed us and came alongside. She was a big woman, not fat, well covered but not fat. She stood about six feet tall, with a great expanse of creamy white flesh exposed above her low cut dress. Obviously she had a bosom that was on a par with Sandra's but not needing any engineering to hold it all in place. Shoulder length, golden curled hair garnished what had to be a great loss to men, for this was Carole, Pippa's erstwhile boss, and lesbian friend. Pippa made the introductions; Carole gave me a cursory glance and a nod.

"I'm going to carry her off, so you better find something to do for the next half hour" she announced, "I've not seen her for months and there's lots to catch up on." With that she and Pippa left for the bar, Pippa glanced back over her shoulder as she was whisked away 'come and get me soon' she mouthed, and smiled that heart stopping smile of hers.

"Irresistible isn't she?" I heard a voice at my shoulder and a tall dark haired bloke, about Pippa's age, was stood there.

"Both of them" I replied, and the bloke smiled and said "Amen to that." He introduced himself as Hugo Masters.

"I was up at Cambridge with Carole and Phillipa and we've kept in touch since then." Hugo also worked for the Poor of the World Charity, at their London HQ, while Carole had moved from the charity to a pharmaceutical company in Slough.

By this time I had a drink in my hand from a circulating waiter, Buck's Fizz ... ugh! Hugo pointed out a few other mutual friends of his and Pippa's, he wasn't a bad sort of chap but I think my Estuary English accent grated on his ears. (It does tend to do that.)

I eventually wandered into the room being used as the bar. I saw Pippa and Carole sat at a table with a couple of other people and made my way over to them. Pippa smiled a greeting as I sat down next to her, but Carole fixed me with a stern gaze.

"I understand that you are in the army?" She made it sound as if I had a sexually transmitted disease, "I've not met a soldier before, how many men have you killed?"

I knew she was Pippa's friend but I couldn't let her get away with something like that.

"I understand that you are a lesbian," I replied "I've not met a lesbian before, how many men have you killed?"

As luck would have it this exchange between Carole and me had been conducted during a brief break in the hubbub going on; the room now fell into a deathly silence. Carole looked amazed at my swift reply, and then she threw back her head and laughed a great belly laugh. Her whole body shook with mirth, and tears streamed down her cheeks.

"Bloody hell, I deserved that!" She got her breath back and turned to Pippa. "There's more to him than meets the eye."

She got up from the table and looked at me, "You look after her otherwise you will have me to deal with." After delivering that parting shot she went off to find her partner Alice.

I was introduced to the other couple at the table.

Professor Nicholls was aged about 60; his high forehead, his a goatee beard and an unruly mop of silver hair made him the stereotype academic. He was dressed in a Harris Tweed suit, with a spotted bow tie, and he was smoking a Peterson pipe. What made him different to the archetypal Oxbridge university don was his female companion, who was about my age and Essex Girl to perfection. Blonde poodle cut hairstyle, firm out thrust breasts, fake tan and nails, an ankle chain, and slender legs that went all the way up to her armpits. Her skirt was practically non-existent and she spoke in an accent even worse than mine.

"Pleezed t'meetcha'" she said when introduced by the Prof as 'Candy, my doxy for tonight!'

The Prof. started asking questions about the sweat lodge ceremony and it was obvious he was an expert in all things American Indian (as he called them). He spoke the Blackfoot language, which I hadn't really got to grips with. He knew I wouldn't be able to give answers on questions about the actual ceremony but he asked how I felt before during and after the ritual. In fact he was very good at asking questions and I gave him as much information as I could. He knew that the Dream Catcher interprets the dreams/visions one has whilst undergoing the ceremony, and he asked me about my visions during the ritual, and if the Dream Catcher had given me advice concerning the visions. He also asked if the advice, if followed, had been of use. I told him, rather ruefully, that the Dream Catcher had given me advice but either I hadn't understood it correctly or else Dream Catching didn't work on a white man's visions as his advice had led, more or less, to the fracturing of my marriage.

Pippa, who was listening in whilst trying to maintain a conversation with Candy, looked over at me and gave a little smile of consolation; I hadn't told her how or why I broke up with Miriam, just that I had.

The Prof. hadn't come across the Greenjacket clan, but he had heard of the Southern People band.

"They were originally from the Montana area of the US, which is why they are known as the Southern People to the other Peigan bands," he enlightened me, "the band moved north over the 'Invisible Fence' in the 1880s, when the US army started the program of ethnic cleansing and genocide against the American Indians. The few Peigans remaining in the US are probably related to your Southern People band."

I knew very little about the Southern People band, or indeed even the Peigan tribe, and couldn't answer his further questions as to who the current chief of the band was. All I knew was that Lone Elk was the band's Dream Catcher, and that he belonged to the Greenjacket clan.

"What fascinating insights you have had into an American Indian tribe" the Prof said, "I really envy you, and the fact that you are escorting the delectable Phillipa tonight; truly the Great Spirit has been good to you."

"Aeei" I replied (the only Blackfoot word I knew, which roughly translates as 'too bloody right!')

"But I'm neglecting my duties as co- host to this shindig" said the Prof, "let us repair to the bar and obtain some liquid refreshments. Ladies." He bowed to Pippa and Candy and led the way up to the bar.

A thin, blonde haired, woman was bending down behind the bar, getting a mixer from a shelf. The Prof. rapped on the bar with the bowl of his pipe.

"Serving wench" he boomed, "two of your best foaming flagons of ale for my friend and myself, quick as you like."

The woman straightened up, and it was then obvious that she wasn't a bar maid, nor very pleased to be thought to be one. Her thin face must have been lifted many times because it looked like she had just sucked on a lemon, and the flat chest she displayed may have been because her implants were still being worked on in the body shop. She spoke in a refined upper class accent, which made what she said sound even more shocking.

"Fuck off, you pissed old cunt" she said, addressing the surprised Professor. "Get your own fucking drinks, I'm not a fucking barmaid!"

Utter silence followed this outburst. The Professor was stuck dumb (which didn't happen often I reckon). The poor old bloke was embarrassed, and I could see him frantically trying to regain his dignity, so in I jumped with both feet.

"Nah" I said, in my best Cockney accent (although technically I'm not one) "you ain't got the boat nor the frupennies to be one!"

The silence was punctuated by a loud, dirty laugh. Candy, being an Essex girl had realised what I had said and had let rip. Her laugh was the sort that made people join in and amongst the laughter I heard Pippa's musical tones, although I doubt she had understood what I had said.

But someone else, unexpectedly, had. Carole strode behind the bar and shooed the thin faced virago away. "But I have both! What is your pleasure gentleman?" She said.

The Prof had gone pale but had regained his composure.

"I'd better have a double brandy, for the shock you understand. What about you, my costermonger friend, will it be a brown ale?"

Patronising old sod, and after I had got him out of a sticky situation, typical middle class!

"I'll have my usual if I may Carole." I spoke in, almost, Received Pronunciation English. "A Bacardi and bitter lemon, no ice."

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

March and April went by with Pippa waiting to hear how her thesis had been received. She knew it could take up to 4 months to complete the review procedure, but had hoped that friends in the various universities where the thesis was being reviewed would get some idea of how things were going and let her know. "How will they know which is yours?" I asked, "I thought your thesis was entered anonymously." "They are but I've told my friends the title, so they should pick up any news by...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 12 The Plan

Bravo Company was accommodated in an abandoned school, which would have probably been attended by the Bosnian Serb children of Bugs as it was just across the road from the Russian Orthodox Church. The school was a two story, fairly modern structure, and had plenty of classrooms and offices, allowing each section of the company their own room. Added to this was an assembly hall that could house the complete company; a kitchen that allowed the company cooks full rein of their expertise,...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 5 She Who Must Be Obeyed

On arrival at the British High Commission Office in Nairobi I was set to writing a report of my assessment on the operation of the mortar platoon. Harry went off to do the same for the logistical component; although I knew he was eager to get down to writing his paper laying out the details of the current, and future, situation in Somalia. I soon had typed up my report; basically all I said was that the mortar element of the infantry battalion had done a fully professional job, and that...

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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 4 Soldiering OnChapter 9 The ERB

A few weeks after my unintended appearance at the dogging Oscars with Dilys I was called into the company office. There was a new infantry battalion being formed, and I was one of the 'lucky' ones chosen to make up the numbers. It is a well-known fact that when MoD call for 'volunteers' for new units the battalions get rid of all those men who pose a bit of a problem to them; not just the stupid, but the barrack room lawyers, the womanisers, the drunks, or those like me, who had been...

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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

When I opened my eyes next morning the sun was streaming into the bedroom. After the calming vision of Dawn on Still Waters I had slept like a log; a long unbroken sleep with no more bad dreams. Although still nowhere near top form I felt much better than I had for days. Maggie entered the room dressed to go out. She sat on the bed and gave me a mouth full of her toothpaste flavoured tongue. "You've had a lovely long sleep, though at first you tossed and turned and cried out. Were you...

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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

July 5th-20th, 2002. Plaistow. London I returned in triumph to The Crown with my supporters, and spent the evening in joyous celebration. People clapped me on the back, and bought me trays full of foaming pints and Jim Beam chasers. "Well done, Des." "Nice one, Dewey." "Good on yer, Dave." Friends from the army, childhood, and neighborhood kept me buoyant on a wave of euphoria and alcohol, and, when at last I was poured into my bed at 23 Kitchener Road, the morning star was...

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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 4 Soldiering OnChapter 10 Bosnia 19934

The aircraft lurched to the left and rapidly lost altitude. I am only really happy flying when I have a parachute strapped to my back, and my heart had lurched with the aircraft. The airstrip we were heading for was surrounded by mountains, and the Hercules' pilots had to weave a perilous approach into the place. Eventually the plane levelled off and started its descent. It was the tenth anniversary of Miriam and my wedding, and I had hoped to celebrate the event in the bosom of my family,...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 14 Spoils of war

Two days after the 'incident', Bravo 6 was deployed to Tizer — well that is as close a pronunciation as we could make of the name of the town. I say 'Bravo 6', but Big Ben and #1 section, accompanied by Danko the Bosnian Serb interpreter, were actually in Split, where the HQ of British forces in Bosnia was situated, as well as the HQ of the UN observers. A full blown UN inquiry had been launched into the 'incident' at the behest of Yugoslavia/ Serbia, and Russia. This was a blatant...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 18 Mirror Lake and Dawn on Still Waters

The horse I rode into the mountains was called 'Peggy', short for Pegasus, which was quite appropriate as it was the name of the flying horse on the Parachute Regiment's badge. Peggy was a docile comfortable mount, and over time must have been ridden by many inexperienced riders, as she didn't rear or buck, not that we met anything that would cause her to do any of those things, but of course horses have a habit of seeing and hearing things that humans don't. As we rode Eddy told me...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 20 The Recruiting Officer

The Army Recruiting Office (ARO) in Reading was situated in a recently pedestrianized area of the town, near to the railway station. There were plenty of retail shops, restaurants and pubs in the vicinity, and as it was the run up to Christmas the place was crowded and bustling. With the Christmas lights sparkling the whole area scintillated with festive feeling. Unfortunately, I did not share the seasonal bonhomie. Soon after arriving in Reading I had rung home, to give my new address to my...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 22 Just a gigolo

"There's many a good tune played on an old fiddle." Gervase Brazen had made this pronouncement when he heard I'd joined the firm. "Well, I'm not looking forward to have to kiss some leathery old cheek, or waltz around a dance floor with a partner on a Zimmer frame." Gervase laughed. "The women you will be escorting may be in their sixties, and older, but over the years they have looked after themselves. They have been pampered by the best cosmeticians, beauticians, and plastic...

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

2045 hours 2nd May, 2002; 23 Kitchener Road, Plaistow, London. It was dark when I came to. My 'genuine' Rolex watch, bought off a barrow in Petticoat Lane for £25, showed I'd been out for almost three hours. Everything hurt: my head, my leg, my ribs, but most of all my pride. My many extra marital relationships during our marriage debarred me from claiming the moral high ground when discovering Miriam indulging in adultery. She was merely mirroring my behaviour, and many would say...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 4 The Shiftas

There was a heightened sense of urgency when we reassembled at Camp Kenyatta. Harry re-joined us a day later, having spent the week in Nairobi, and I would bet money that he had been poodle faking in earnest, as he had a partly concealed love bite on his neck, and a look of sated sexual satisfaction on his face. The information coming out of Somalia indicated that a large number of Shifta bands would be crossing the border at the beginning of December. There was the possibility that armoured...

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

I was informed in late November 2002 I would be awarded the Military Cross in the New Year's Honours list of January 2003, for 'gallant and meritorious service in Afghanistan'. The blurb went on about 'coolly fighting off an attack when outnumbered, and saving the life of a comrade', and all that bollocks. In fact I was unconscious when I fell on top of Ergash Vakil, thus saving him from being spattered by shrapnel. Billy Turner, who had saved both Ergash's and my life by arriving in...

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

April 20th, 2009: Mortimer Crippen's Clinic, Devonshire Mews. "Good to see you, Des." Mort shook my hand with enthusiasm, "I've constructed what I believe is a feasible theory explaining the reason for your unusual type of ED." It was over two weeks since my last visit to the clinic, and as I had a free day from driving the shagging waggon, and indeed from shagging any of the passengers, I had decided to make the appointment and discover what, if anything, Mort had learned from my two...

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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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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 4 Intel

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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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 11 Lice

"Dewey! Dewey! wake up." The voice was insistent, and I gradually swam up from the deep sleep I had been in. There was a remnant of a dream, but it left me the instant I opened my eyes. "What's up Doc?" I wasn't being facetious; I had been woken up by Doc Watson, the 2i/c of #4 section. "Sound of gunfire, coming from the direction of Little Bugs." I crawled out from my sleeping bag, put on my flak jacket and buckled on my webbing equipment before looking at my watch – 2 am, the...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 4 Soldiering OnChapter 19 What happens in Las Vegas and some sound advice

I had little time for contemplation on matters of the heart because when I arrived back at CCC I found the prairie ablaze, and it was literally all hands to the pumps. The area affected was just to the east of where the Medicine Man Exercises were taking place, and it needed so much man power to contain the inferno that the exercises were put on hold, and the current BG attending Exercise Medicine Man, along with Canadian fire crews and OPFOR, were deployed. After a week of non-stop flailing...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 21 Married Life

December 2003 – November 2008: London. Bertram Weston gave us a Canary Wharf penthouse apartment as a wedding present. When I say 'gave' it was actually another tax avoidance scheme, where we paid a mere pittance of a rent to some holding company in the Bahamas and Weston was then able to claw back a large proportion of any tax he had paid in the UK. I have no idea how it works, but it seems all millionaires have similar arrangements, and pay virtually sod all income tax. Bertram Weston...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 19 Getting to Know You

I had been working in Pro and Pubs for nearly seven months, and making the switch had really paid off. At first I found my role difficult, with many new concepts to grasp, and when bidding for a contract we worked all hours. However, I soon began to reap the rewards of an enhanced salary, and going out and about meeting clients, 'schmoozing' as it was known in the department. I discovered I had a flair for 'schmoozing, ' especially with females, although nothing sexual came of it as we...

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