For Brandon, it was a delightful diversion from the severity of their situation.While their microwave warmed the stale coffee, Celeste took time to su...f on the computer, finding little snippets of information here and there. From what she could glean and correlate with the last weather report they'd had, the worst of the storm was almost on top of them. Whether she should tell Brandon or not, she hadn't decided. But once she found herself back on deck with his coffee, that open honesty that she. After all the probing and checking, she gave me a clean bill of health. The only thing she mentioned was having a few skin tags removed. I agreed. Dr. Weeler stepped out for just a minute and then she returned with Kelly. They had a tray with some instruments and other items. Dr. Weeler spread some Iodine around the areas, injected a numbing agent and then removed the tags. She said Kelly will clean you up and then you are free to go. Kelly got a wet cloth and proceeded to wipe the Iodine and. Then came back and sat at his desk. “They won't check all the papers, so we might get away with just marking you as completed, he said. “If they ask, ill say I misplaced it.” I had a short sigh of relief, but then I realized that, even though this was better, I'd never see him again. He smiled and looked me in the eyes again. “You can’t tell anyone I did this for you, because they are taking this issue very serious.” “I wont tell anyone, what happens in here, stays in here,” I replied. I. "SSg,"She opened her eyes to see the Wolf, followed by the skunk bounding out tosniff around the vehicles. Then the little girl walked out and sat down onthe bottom step built into the side of the driver side fuel tank of thesecond truck."I'll be ok by myself on this one," she said as she took out twocontainers of sardines.She approached slowly, both hands where the wolf could see them. "Hi, myname is Melody, I bet yours is Daffodil. That's a really pretty name." shewas aware the wolf was.