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Graybread said:[B As he passes the fence line and nears the hedgerow, he sees a face, hiding, but peering out from the branches. Thinking this must be the black girls’ partner. As he approaches, he draws his pistol again. “Hold,” he says loudly, “come out for I put a ball in yer brain.”
“Please, Sir, don’t shoot,” said a feminine voice, “I’m coming out.” She crawled out from the bushes to stand in front of Lord Williams’ horse.
Surprised, but still not sure, William said. “You be the black wenches’ partner?”
“No Sir,” she said, in a not so timid voice. “I don’t know any black wenches, I’m a run away.”
My God,” William thought, “there falling from the sky today.”
“A run away, hey,” he said, his eyes taking in the red hair and blue eyes, stopping on her ample bust. “I’m Lord William of Hackberry, I own the Manor just down the road. Ya be looking for work, lass?” he asked as he belted the pistol. “I could use another lass around the Manor.”
“Work….Yes sir,” she replied, smiling up at him.
“Come aboard then,” he said, extending his hand down to her and swinging on behind the Albino. “This be Chantelle, what’s yer name lass?”
“Jubilee Sir,” she said, settling in behind Chantelle.
William walked the horse down the road, not believing his luck. ”Three women in one day and George going after two more,” he thought. He met George coming down the road on the coach.
“Happy hunting,” he yelled as he waved to the wide-eyed man. [/B]