I don’t have the skills to run this place anymore than those city slickers do. Tractors, milking machines, the business of farming, it’s as high t...ch and demanding these days as my work is. And truth is that my knowledge is almost twenty years out of date.’ ‘I’m glad you see it that way, son. I didn’t want you to think we were selling off your inheritance or nothing.’ ‘No, Dad, you and Mama are my inheritance. The only one that matters. Growing up here with the two of you as parents gave me so. The field medic and the co-pilot quickly strapped in the stretcher and okayed the pilot to take off. Katrina was so busy that she didn't notice the silent communication occurring between the co-pilot and the field medic. The message was passed between them with head jerks, raised eyebrows and rolled eyes, after which the co-pilot went forward.Vin fought through her haze of pain and memories to slowly regain consciousness. She felt a little queasy. Looking narrowly through her lashes around the. ” Kitty also pleaded.“HA, it’s too late he can’t go back, Tom go in the toilet....Kitty go with him – shut the door, turn off the light and you tell me.” demanded Sarah.Tom, stupefied, walked into the toilet, leaving the door open, turned to look back out into the lounge.Kitty rounded passed Sarah and walking back up on her 2 rear legs, as she passed in front of the window the sun light caught her. SHIT, thought Tom as he got a glimpse of the latex vision again.Now close up, her underbelly fur,. "My God!" I thought. "She can't mean what I think she means can she?" I sat there for a moment, unmoving, her eyes once again opening, this time showing me an almost pleading expression in them as I looked down on her. But I continued to sit, my hand remaining where it was yes, but motionless. I could just see Janice coming home, or someone else walking in, catching me. I envisioned myself being hauled away in handcuffs, thrown into a jail cell, and them throwing away the key. I'd be convicted.