Fishing is a dying industry.”“Do you want to go to college?” I asked.“Maybe. I suppose with the job I could go at night.”“Yes, to maybe on... of the City Colleges, at least to start. You’re a very bright girl. This has been a very enlightening conversation.”“You changed the subject.”“You noticed?” I grinned.“You’re thinking again,” she said.“Yes,” I said, nodding slowly.I was. I’d just learned a very, very important lesson. A serious one that impacted many of my relationships. And that was. “No, I have nothing planned.” She looked sad and dejected, whereas only minutes ago she had been laughing. “You do now.” “What do you mean?” “You’re my fiancée, and as such, you’re coming with me.” “Sam, what will people think?” “That you’re going to be my wife just as the word fiancée implies,” he said, ignoring her real question. “No, but your family, or friends, they must know who you’ve been dating recently.” “That would be no one. Anything else you’re worried about?” “What will I wear?. Her tummy was flat and her ass was firm. She turned heads wherever we went.I could not believe that she didn’t go out every weekend or have a regular boyfriend. She was just too good not to have a man in her life.Anyway that Saturday evening I waited for Mom to leave. She was dressed to kill, her makeup was great, and so was her hair. That pale blue dress was form fitting, very short, and cut so low that she couldn’t possibly wear a bra. When she leaned over to kiss me goodbye I got to see one. ?Yes, please let Momma know. Thank you, Dad,? she hung up.The incident only raised more questions for Kasha.Kasha answered her phone next, ?Yes Devlin I will be there. I saw her gointo labor, we have time still.?++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Fillandra was in the little clinic, all of us gathered around as finallySkitter arrived and climbed right up into Devlin?s lap to help hold herhand.We?d left my car at the Diner to jump back together. And now I saw Kashaas she.