Well come this way, everyone is already here and you’re a couple of drinks behind.’ And before Misha had a chance to explain that he couldn’t st...y long his host walked over to a door on the right, opened it and gestured for him to go through. Walking through the doorway Misha looked into the large room and across it to the small group of people sitting around in large comfy looking chairs. It was then it happened. That amazing jolt to his body the second he set eyes on her. His world shifted. The echoing of their locking soon drifted away and she was left in the cold deafening silence.She thought she heard something and held her breath, concentrating on the inaudible connection. She waited, thinking, imagining, her breath the only sound.Clunk, Clunk: Her worries that she had been just been left there were banished as the bolts undoing jolted her back to the stark reality of where she was and what she imagined was about to happen to her....... tbc.Part 2.The creaking door swung open. And she was surprisingly intelligent and stable for her age. She sat in a straight backed chair, and Dax stood with one hand on her shoulder, like an portrait. I had asked that she be present as well as the immediate family. I didn't want to leave her out of the ensuing fun.??? ? ? ?The middle one was something else again. He truly was a computer geek. As fit and muscular as his older brother had become, seventeen year old Seth was slender and pale. He was a kindle and twitter and ipad and blog. What instincts I was following, or where they came from, I couldn’t say, but I supposed that if I’m going to give her time to figure shit out, that probably didn’t include me staring at her forlornly from my window. Her door slammed shut and I risked a quick glance at her. She wasn’t looking my way, simply sitting in her truck, hands on the wheel, engine off. Suddenly, I realized I wanted her to leave. That was, of course, not entirely true. At that moment, I wanted more than anything for her.