Erin, Paul wants to know if you have had another dream.”“Hi Paul. Yes. The baby said it was sorry for the pain, but it was needed.”“Hang in th...re Erin. I will be home tomorrow morning. I love you and I am never going to leave you.”“Here is Lynn. Good night.”“Hi lover. That is what I have been facing every day. The babies feel it. Margaret has been holding on to me for dear life. Please don’t go away for a week any more without us.”“I’ll do the best I can. Oh! Also, I called to let you know that. Both Jamie and Johan agreed, and with some convincing to the waiter, were sitting around, talking about different subjects while eating cheesecake and sipping wine. Time soon passed, and Erin called for the check. "Allow me." Johan said, but Erin shook her head. "This time is on me." She said. Johan chuckled, and then nodded. "Well, at least let me give you a ride home." He insisted. He wasn't about to take no for an answer. Jamie, who was lightheaded, didn't decline, but didn't exactly agree. He slowly pushed himself in, wincing and gaging as the unnatural cold passed through his suit and assailed him. Actually, it wasn’t quite the cold entering him, but the warmth leaving him, essentially being ripped away like layers of flesh. He had felt this cold before, back when he was on that mountain in his dream. He couldn’t go through that again, he couldn’t! He would rather die than experience that!Deciding that he needed some “positive reinforcement”, Nelson’s hand shot out of the. " Oh go on," said my mum, "it will be a bit of a laugh between the threeof us and you will look smarter and comfortable." Well as long as no-one finds out," I said."Go and see what you have got," mum said to my sister Susan.Susan came downstairs with a couple of skirts but they were a bit tightto get on with my problem. "I've got this nice dress though - it's flaredand has a belt so it will look smart and fit OK," she said."A dress!" I shouted."Go on," said mum, "I'm sure you'll look fine.