"So, back to suburbia?" he'd said, contemptuously."Back to suburbia," she'd agreed."Doesn't it get boring?"She'd stopped pulling up her sock stockings...and looked at him and said, "Why do you think I'm here? Of course it does. Kids, PTSO runs, husband boring me to tears with his day? It's fucking mind numbing. But it's my life, and I do love my kids and the stability I have. I have the love of a good man, and I love him back, but its Just Not Enough. I'm just lucky I have this. We both know this. "Put the children down and have them move over here," said another officer."You can't take our daddy," yelled Tina."He didn't do anything but make that boy pee his pants like a baby," yelled Mary."That boy tried to break into the RV. He told us he was trying to steal stuff," added Sara, as she held onto Jon."We said, put the kids down. Put your hands on your heads, NOW!" yelled yet another officer.Cindy was looking around, they were drawing a crowd, and then spotted the boy in question. She. Cal and Edwin would have agreed to go with her, but she’d been adamant to go by herself.Cal thought it was the wrong choice, but he held himself back from butting in. She must have had her reasons. The rain was unfortunate and it would add more gloom to a sad day.“Roxie might have thought she could tough it out, but she might realize that she wants someone with her at the last minute.”Mr. Connor and the minister would have to do. Roxie had made her choice. Cal couldn’t figure out why he kept. "I heard a giggle on the other end. "Oh, you're so shy. I think that'sprecious!"I blathered out the first thing I could think of just to break theuncomfortable tension that was just escalating. "So Pitty Kat. I meanKitty Pat." Now I was putting my foot in my mouth. I asked trying tosound conversational, "Do you like cats?" Yes, James. I like cats." Another silly laugh from Kitty."Do you have one?" I asked. If I could get her to talk, that meant lessI had to say."Of course. Here Aeon, come to.