Im sorry if I sound upset, but Christ, no one has any business pulling that shit here. Im not going to let this go, when I see him, Ill tell you that....Tim, stay out of it, really. Its done, I handled it, just let it go. I dont want to be the cause of any trouble this weekend, she explained as they walked out of the restaurant. Okay, Ill try, Tim said as he stopped at his bike. Is this yours? Sam asked, with her eyes wide with surprise. Yeah graduation gift, he replied, brushing away some. "Well your legal situation isn't exactly getting better son. You lied to a doctor to gain treatment. Don't worry, those laws are really meant for people trying to get prescription drugs. No one would charge you with anything in this case but you need to realize that doctors are people too. As far as I know there really is no legal rule that says doctors need parental consent. It happens all the time in emergencies." Oh. I thought they would insist on a parent." Maybe, maybe not; now you need to. Shirley left because she was afraid that Derek would start trying to be just like you. He loves you so much, and he's always trying to imitate you. Before, when you were the other way, all of us loved seeing him do that. We wanted all the boys to grow up to be just like their father. Now, that's more of a fear than a hope. You tell all of us how much having your children living with you would mean to you, but then you say and do things that make us all afraid of what you might do if you ever. You are it.”At the time I thought it was a game they were playing. To push the price up.“Most citrine stones are yellow but this one is rare. It was mined hence the unusual color,” the older woman said, adding to my theory.“Then, I’m sure it will be too expensive for me,” I said.““Not from the clothes and jewelry you are wearing,” she said. There was no smile on her face. “but I said you can have it.”“How much?”She motioned to the younger woman who went to the window and brought it out to show.