All night, I think.” “I was...saying good-bye.” “I’m sure you were. Want a drink?” “I’d love one.” “Wine okay?” “Perfect....�� We walked to her room and she poured us some wine. She lit a couple of candles and turned off the main light, then walked over to her night stand and turned on her reading lamp. She sat down next to me to toast me, and after finishing her wine asked, “So, did you say farewell to lots of women?” I looked at her, “A few.” “Are you all packed?” “Yes.” “It’d be a. "Can I tell you something?" there was no dampening Elidi's spirit.Celia nodded; this girl was strange but intriguing."You have been my heroine for so long. Everyone raves about Adele Edwardsbut you took over first chair during that famous rape trial and got thatgirl four million dollars." Elidi's eyes glimmered with enthusiasm."Adele made the settlement and she bought in the case," Celia countered."But you won it in court." Elidi would not be dissuaded."You know Adele and I are married. Again as before, there was a long line of men wanting todance with Tracy. My guess is the oldest was about 70,and the youngest must have been about 13. She dancedwith them all and was having a fantastic time.When her parents said it was time, I went on the dancefloor and told Tracy that we were going to have toleave. She asked why, and I said because your parentswant to. I turned to the line of guys and said I amsorry guys, but we must leave. Tracy turned to them andsaid I have had a great. "You know I love your Father, don't you? I loved him from the minute I met him, and that has never changed. Plus, you know, he gave me you."I nodded again. "I know you love him, Mom, and I never want to do anything to harm that. We're a family."That was what she wanted to hear. "Bill, women are really no different from men. Sometimes we want something a little different and even exciting. That my something different is with you is just icing on the cake." With that, she bent down and licked the.