" Yeah, I guess ya're right. What should we be lookin' fer, anyway?" I don't know. Maybe a bunch of men who shouldn't be where they are. Or maybe some...ody tryin' to hide sumpthin' that would be perfectly normal in plain sight. We'll just have to wander around an' see what we kin see."They decided to start out by going south along the Rio Grand for a while and swing in a big arc around Laredo until they hit the river again, then they would cut south again toward Laredo. They figured that this. .." Tell me what's on your mind," Dr Phillips instructs."My family," I sigh. "AGAIN." Did you get to see your parents at the weekend, like you'd hoped?"Beverly asks."I did, actually," I say. "Only for a short while..." And I'm assuming you went to see them as Steve, and didn't tell themabout Stephanie?" Beverly probes further."Yeah," I say quietly."You know you'll never make progress while you continue to keep your twolives separate," Beverly advises with a professional tone to her voice."I. Frank waited as a young girl of around sixteen came into the doorway. He smiled as he glanced back at the couple who's faces were now white as a sheet."What's your name little girl?" Frank asked as he motioned her in to stand with her parents. "Join the party." Meg." The girl stammered as she saw the gun and quickly moved to be with her parents."So David....Meg and......" Frank waited for a reply."Molly." she answered him."Any more surprises?" Frank said. "Last chance..." She's our only. I felt his elbow tap mine and I knew it was time. I stood up on the bouncing boat as it skimmed across the swells, unknotted the tie at my breast and let the material fall open. I neatly folded it and handed it to Tim. I waited for Mom and Helen to duplicate my actions and Tim put all of our sarongs into his backpack. He took out the sunscreen and flipped it to me and I took Helen’s hand who took Mom’s. We were heading for the bow of the boat. We would be the first things any other boats would.