Arthur was a bit glad he hadn’t met her in his college days, he doubted that he would have been able to make the choice between T’Kea and Alyssa. ...’Kea’s beauty, her jet-black hair and chocolate skin, her long legs and the intensity she possessed, it all drove him insane. Yet Alyssa could be a woman of passion as well and she was still lovely. As of late, even lovelier than she had been in a while. She was just such a handful and he could never fully comprehend all of the things she needed from. He was a solid build without any fat, all muscles. He was already dressed in a business suit. Moira came down the stairs and Ray was there to meet her. “You look lovely Mom,” he complimented her. “Thank you darling,” she replied with a smile on her face. “I have already booked the restaurant and a taxi, so that we can leave now that you are ready.” The taxi took them to the Italian restaurant, which was not far from Moira’s home. The maitre d’ showed them to the table. It was a booth sitting in. Once we'd reached a town called Redding, she'd told me, we'd turn north towards Oregon and home. She had the headlights on, but only because we were on a real road now and it would look suspicious without them. There wasn't much traffic and even though I could see perfectly in the dark, there was nothing to see."People like Monica," I said and Angela nodded. "How do you find them?" You can recognize them. Usually," Angela smiled. "Sometimes they come looking for you." Other people are looking. I could hardly stand it. When mom got home, she and Heather went into her room, doing who knows what ... then it came a knock on the door, then the doorbell rung, and Heather ran to it, yelling out "I've got it." A few moments later she passed by the door with both Catlin and Jessi in tow. Catlin waved to me and Jessi giggled. Something was up, I wasn't too sure as to what but Mom soon came into the living room and kicked me out, saying the girls had the living room for the rest of the night. I.