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Max Taylor stood at the edge of the forest looking out upon the small pond. He'd always felt as though this was his pond, that it belonged to him. The pond had been fished out years earlier; the forest around it was posted No Hunting; and the only public access to it was a five mile hike that had been blocked two years earlier by an almost impassable rock slide.
Max knew a secret way into this glen through a crevice in the South Cliff, making this land his! Naked to the skin, he parted his feet a bit, reached his arms out wide, then brought them in to beat upon his chest as he let loose a Tarzan yell. He listened to his call echo back from the North Rocks, and come back to him several times, then turned to look at his girl:
"I'm ready now," he said, running across the forest's thick grassy floor to fall onto the ground beside her. As they kissed and groped and laughed with joy, he told her with the deepest love and sincerity, "You are the best thing that has ever happened to me."
He gave her a long, passionate kiss as one of his hands inconspicuously delved around in the little back pack laying on the ground beside them. When he pulled his lips and face back, her eyes quickly settled upon the ring he was holding up for her inspection.
It wasn't much, just a quarter carat of above average clarity. But it was all he could afford on his plywood mill salary. She deserved more, of course. She was an incredible woman: smart, funny, sexy, ambitious, and -- Oh God! -- fantastic in the sack! And Max knew from idle comments she'd made or looks she'd given to valuable objects during their two years together that she wished he could offer her more.
But she'd never asked for more than he could offer her or expressed her disappointment in their low income love affair. Max did his best, but Harrisville didn't have a lot to offer a 24 year old man with a high school diploma and average grades. He'd considered leaving town, finding his fortune elsewhere, and bringing her to him once he had made it. But this was his home, and he couldn't see himself leaving it ... ever!
As she stared at the ring, he whispered, "Marry me."
Max Taylor stood at the edge of the forest looking out upon the small pond. He'd always felt as though this was his pond, that it belonged to him. The pond had been fished out years earlier; the forest around it was posted No Hunting; and the only public access to it was a five mile hike that had been blocked two years earlier by an almost impassable rock slide.
Max knew a secret way into this glen through a crevice in the South Cliff, making this land his! Naked to the skin, he parted his feet a bit, reached his arms out wide, then brought them in to beat upon his chest as he let loose a Tarzan yell. He listened to his call echo back from the North Rocks, and come back to him several times, then turned to look at his girl:
"I'm ready now," he said, running across the forest's thick grassy floor to fall onto the ground beside her. As they kissed and groped and laughed with joy, he told her with the deepest love and sincerity, "You are the best thing that has ever happened to me."
He gave her a long, passionate kiss as one of his hands inconspicuously delved around in the little back pack laying on the ground beside them. When he pulled his lips and face back, her eyes quickly settled upon the ring he was holding up for her inspection.
It wasn't much, just a quarter carat of above average clarity. But it was all he could afford on his plywood mill salary. She deserved more, of course. She was an incredible woman: smart, funny, sexy, ambitious, and -- Oh God! -- fantastic in the sack! And Max knew from idle comments she'd made or looks she'd given to valuable objects during their two years together that she wished he could offer her more.
But she'd never asked for more than he could offer her or expressed her disappointment in their low income love affair. Max did his best, but Harrisville didn't have a lot to offer a 24 year old man with a high school diploma and average grades. He'd considered leaving town, finding his fortune elsewhere, and bringing her to him once he had made it. But this was his home, and he couldn't see himself leaving it ... ever!
As she stared at the ring, he whispered, "Marry me."