. ummm ... don't take this the wrong way but where did you come from? Last I remember is going into some Tattoo shop ... with Lindsay I think!" Well, ...indsay called and said you needed a nursemaid and I volunteered - turned out she needed one too since she got work done too - lots of it I guess"I just pulled her in close and promptly fell back asleep. That lasted a short while when I discovered a need to pee. She helped me and then things got really crazy as I finally saw the hardware on my. “I want something catchy, but not corny, if that makes sense. I’m thinking about having the two parts of the story; one from Judy’s perspective, the other from Phil’s, printed in two parts in the one book, but done back to front. So the book will have two front covers, if that makes sense. Turn it back to front, and you are looking at the other part.”“Will we have the same title for both parts?”“Yes, but your name as the main author for Phil’s part, my name for Judy’s.”“Sounds interesting, and. In the back seat of Art's car, Joshua quite naturally took Mona's hand in his. He placed their intertwined fingers on his knee, and they rested there quite comfortably for the rest of the ride back to Mona's building.At the entrance, the doorman was quick to open the back door, and Mona gently took her hand back. She leaned forward and lightly touched Peggy's shoulder."Thank you for a perfectly lovely evening," she said with a smile.Peggy turned a little in her seat. Her eyes were beginning to. .." sister," I said. "I think they are sisters." Where is she?" Chance asked."The other hall?" There's no smell in here, you notice that? That flower smell. It's gone." I took a deep breath and realized he was right. The floral smell was gone. I moved over to the closest stairway and leaned my head over the staircase. No smell at all. "Nothing," I said."It was so strong on the stairs." Chance was as excited as I was. The place was like nothing else."Let's go the other way." I smiled and started.