Mom's got a part time job in an art shop. Kenny has just finished his first year at UBC. He's changing. I didn't think he was college material, but he...proved me wrong." That's great. My parents are fine, too. Dad's even talking about retiring early. I don't know what he'd do if he did, though. I don't think Mom wants him hanging around the house all day," she grinned."What about you?" I asked. "Are you working?" Yes. I'm training to be a physiotherapist. I work at the general hospital in. I climbed the outside stairs to the third floor and entered the dormitory. I'd just finished my last swing shift and had a supposed twenty-four hours off before reporting for my first midnight. It had been a rough day though... there was a full moon out and I don't care what any anyone says, people get stupid when the full moon is out. There had been eight domestic disturbance calls, six fights at the base clubs, five vandalism responses and three airmen busted for drugs - they'd had the shit. Melanie sighed. ‘I went with Josie when she had hers, she said it didn’t hurt too bad, just mild cramps,’ Melanie explained. Jason nodded, pleased with the explanation. ‘What do I do Mel? Dad’s going to kill me for getting pregnant in the first place, but you know how he feels about abortion!’ Leigh wailed. Melanie sighed. ‘Dad loves you Leigh. He’ll be angry and upset, but he will always love you. Dad isn’t like mom was, he’ll forgive you eventually, and you know what, he’ll just be concerned. When Bobby got home from work, there was a note. "Joe Bob, a woman named Beverly called. She wanted you to call her back."Bobby noticed that it was exactly two months since George had died."Bobby, could you come over? I need to talk badly," she said."Be right over," he responded.When Beverly opened the door, her eyes were very red and puffy.She led him to the family room couch. She held out her hand and Bobby took it."I don't know what to do. I'm pregnant. Two and a half months."Bobby asked,.