I can't help but laugh to myself. "So, yesterday, well, I hate to be that neighbour but well, it was a little loud. We obviously don't want any troubl... but there is a curfew on noise after 10pm in this neighbourhood." I keep my mouth shut enjoying her nervousness. "This is a family neighbourhood and obviously, you seem very nice, but we do like it to be quiet so the kids can get their sleep."As she keeps talking, really trying to be nice but really failing I can't help notice how her nose. Knowing that Gavin had a gun with him was also extremely unsettling.Fiona was surprised when she searched her own feelings to find that the fact Gavin was capable of such violence excited her. She found herself drawn to her brother even more, but was determined to do all she could to keep him safe.On their last night Gavin decided to share with them what he had been thinking about for several days now. He waited until everyone was in the family room, relaxing and preparing to watch a DVD they. Uncle John had them rated with a little note by each: expensive, very good, try the steak, great wine selection, need reservations, things like that.We picked a steak and seafood place on the main road by the fire house. The food was great, the people were better. We had a nice time. We drove back to the beach and walked out near the water. The six of us huddled as a group as close to each other as we could and watched the moon shining on the ocean. Soft words, soft kisses, sweet whispers; it. We sprang apart, and then giggled as we turned to rush down towards the docks.It took a bit of doing to find the right ship; the docks were crowded, every slip occupied, with cargo being pushed and carried and lifted and people rushing everywhere. Finally we spotted Aedan and Zevran standing near a large vessel, watching our things be lifted on board by one of those hand-operated cranes. Both men carried two large backpacks each, and it didn’t look comfortable.Aedan smiled at us as we walked.