6H. K. O'HARAFollowing four men in black suits, they stepped off the plane andwere immediately welcomed to South Korea with a huge hug from Binnie. As usual, he was sparkling from head to toe.After returning his hug, Temma stepped back . . . They needed aminute and she was happy to give them what they needed.Binnie did not let go of K, nor did she let go of him. They hadn’tseen each other for months and those months, although filled with planning and packing and preparing to leave the country, had seemed impossibly long.“I’ve missed you so much,” whispered K.“Not half as much as I’ve missed you, Princess. But you’re finallyhere, where you belong—right next to me.”Arms still around her, his soul celebrated her arrival . . . When theyhad met in the U.S.—years ago—she had been a quietly confidentwoman of many talents. And now, still a quietly confident woman ofmany talents, she was more beautiful than ever. The world loved her.She was a white candle in a dark room—the poetry of the gods. Everything she touched, she filled with light.“We need to hurry,” said Temma, eyeing a group of passengers heading toward them. “There’s a wave of people coming our way.”“No worries,” said Binnie. “It’s all part of a beautiful story.”Offering an arm to each woman, he fell into step with the four menin front of them—quickly guiding them away from the oncomingcrowd. “Are the others behind us?” he asked Temma in a hushed voice.“Yes,” said Temma, glancing back. “All of them are right wherethey’re supposed to be.”Binnie beamed as they walked on. “You know,” he said, “I’ve always dreamed of having a beautiful woman on each arm—I think I’min Heaven!”Temma and K laughed. No wonder everyone loved Binnie—he wasthe kindest, dearest, most loving man in the world. A gentleman fromhead to toe, with a golden heart and a rapturous soul.“We’re going to speed right through here,” he assured them, “andthen we’ll be on our way to the beach house. I’ve already taken care of
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