.” “Ok, Tom, I’m sorry. Please stop rubbing on me like that.” “No, no. Don’t move away from me. Cold, cold, remember. “Tom. I, ...ell, we...” “Now you’re talking to me like I’m a second-grader. You know Huck, that was the one thing I loved most about you. You always talked me like an equal, never like I was just a stupid-kid.” “I’m sorry, you’re right. And you know that the only time I’ve ever said your name and the word stupid in the same breath was when you rode your bike off. There stood my Father as he motioned for me to come into the house. He sat down next to me and placed his hand on my knee. He had done this many times before. So I started to calm down, thinking maybe Akina was wrong and my dad would tell me I could come back home.“My angel. I’m sorry things turned out as they have. I love you so much. I would love it if you’d move back in with us. I’ll even replace all of your stuff that was damaged in the rain. Sorry about that too. If I had known it was. “OK” I agreed “you’ve got a point there, but you don’t get away with this that easily and I want to see what you’ve got. Come on you two must be from around here somewhere so lead on and let’s get to where you feel you can show without being seen.”They looked at each other then started an animated conversation with them looking around and nodding and they finally turned to me and said “OK, there’s an old bandstand right across there and not many people go there now so we could see if it’s empty. Gets you into trouble most of the time. You might also notice the sky."Tami looked up through the windshield at the bright blue sky. "The rain... ?" Is about eighty miles that-a-way," I said looking smug and flipping my thumb over my shoulder."I hate you." Sad but true. You have three choices. You can sit there and hate me, go back to sleep, or help me surprise Kelly." Kelly?"I pointed at the building in front of us. A large colorful sign proclaimed TRIUMPH GYMNASTICS."So this is all about your.