They had been friends for almost a year and had becomes friends with benefits. Iza had opened Abigail's eyes to all sorts of things. Abby was a sma...l town girl moved to the big city and sophisticated Iza took her on as a willing student. Iza said, "Looking good, Hun. You're going to really enjoy tonight, this party may change your life." Abby gave her a mockingly dubious look. Iza continued, "Come on, the limo should be here." Abigail followed with a bouncing, excited. I replied as I took a seat on the edge of his bed. But right now, if I were you, Id be more worried about my own butt rather than Erics. He looked away and held his head down. He knew I was right, and he also knew that he was in deep shit. I was going to get some more clarity on this situation and he was definitely going to give me the answers. That is simply all there was to it. Mark, I said in a calm and clear voice. He turned his head and looked up at me. Why did this happen? I asked, trying. Which is not an excuse for my behavior ... but I'm getting ahead of myself.My wife took a bad fall at her office, and when the doctors finished dealing with her she was looking at three months of recovery at home including physical therapy. I wasn't in a position to take off from my job to tend to her, and I wouldn't have been able to handle the therapy tasks anyway, so we called a medical service and arranged for a full-time nurse.Her name was Martha, and she was almost a complete opposite to. Maybe they won’t see it until it’s too late.”“Surely, the captain of that boat knows about the wreck. He’s Coast Guard.” That, as they say, gave me furiously to think. “Oops.” The boat fit ... right shape, right color, wrong people.“Maybe, maybe not. Want to follow them?” she asked.“Mother!” I said. ‘As if!’ I thought.“Me neither. Got any idea what just happened?”“Were you expecting it?” I asked.“No ... when they plowed right through us I was shocked. I thought the watch didn’t work.”“I was.