We're going to be here for you while you two sort this out." My dad continued."But you do need to sort it out." Ally's mom added."We're going to leave...you two to talk things over. When you're ready, you can talk to us and we'll all go from there." My father told us."Remember, we have to live with you too and that hasn't been easy lately. You two have been a pistol, work it out." My father said as a parting shot.With that being said our parents got up and went up stairs leaving Ally and me. The driver had been instructed to take her to a new local hotel, one of those that has a variety of theme rooms to play around in. This hotel also has one of the wildest party bars around from what a couple of my friends have told me. The place is always packed and if you want in there is a three-month waiting list for admittance. There is a cover charge of $10 at the door, but without an invitation you simply can never get in, as there are very few no shows at the door. The hotel is equally. ’ ‘This is Dr. O’Donnell… I mean, hi Archie, it’s Samantha. How are you?’ Funny how holding a phone gets harder when your palms start sweating. ‘Doing good Samantha. Hope you are too. I had a great time getting to know you Friday.’ ‘Me too, Archie, me too. And I’m really looking forward to seeing you again…’ Archie’s eyes lit up. ‘… but that’s not why I’m calling today. Tell me, how’s Gabe?’ A million thoughts raced through Archie’s head, each pushing the last out so fast that he couldn’t hold. " I know but this is not the kind of thing that anyone would ever expect to discuss," he said.His dad said, "Proceed." You've had four boys, have you ever wished to have a girl."Mother said, "Many times have we wanted a girl. We hoped you would be a girl but it was not to be." Tell me your dreams for such a daughter," asked Sam."All that will do is bring back the hurt. We've taken out our frustration on you often enough because as a boy you were an unwanted child," said mother."I really need to.