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SWANS AND STORMS

Summary

Noah’s surprise is a small lake fed by the waters of Brice Creek. It is barely one hundred yards across and swimming all over it are hundreds of swans and Canadian geese. There are adults and chicks, and they are packed closely together. They seem unaffected by the humans until the canoe gently pushes them out of the way. Even then, they barely complain. Noah opens the bread he has brought with them, and Allie feed the birds, especially the chicks. It is one of the most beautiful sights she has ever seen. They stay there until the thunder and lightening makes them both know that it is time to leave.

Soon, the rain begins to fall, slowly at first and then heavier, as Noah paddles furiously to get them home. Nonetheless, he knows he is losing to Mother Nature. As for Allie, she holds her face up to the rain and allows it to soak her dress which she hopes will make Noah notice her body more. It feels wonderful, everything feels wonderful. She hears Noah breathing hard as he paddles, and it arouses her sexually. Finally, they arrive at Noah’s house, and as Allie waits for him to tie up the canoe, her beauty hits him so hard that for a moment, he has to stop breathing. They both wonder how the other’s body would feel. “She realizes then that something has changed since she’s come here . . . she knows that she has fallen in love with Noah Taylor Calhoun again, and that maybe, just..........

Notes

This chapter is the culmination of the sexual tension and the renewal of the love between Noah and Allie. It is full of wonderful feelings and.........

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