"Melissa" she answered meekly with tears in her eyes and I could see that her right cheek was starting to turn a bit red. Hmmm Deborah and Melissa I s...id silently to myself. It sounded really good to me."Well Deborah what brings you two here today", I asked already knowing the answer but still I forced her to tell me since it would add to my fun. After she went through the short reason I decided more fun was in store. "Are you sure", I asked? "Are you sure you came here to buy something for. I pushed myself up to my feet and staggered over to him. When I reached him, I fell to my knees and snuggled against him. His arm slipped around my shoulder.It felt so wonderful feeling that arm around me. I rested my head on his shoulder, feeling safe in his arms. He helped save my life. Death had come so fast. Just stepping out of the faerie ring and then the pain exploded in my chest.I still felt so drained. Even invigorated by Aingeal's healing spirits, my limbs felt leaden. Fatigue gripped. Rosalyn White, and that he would even offer to drive me over there to meet her himself. The lady Doc I found out was not a medical doctor, but she was an expert in rare tropical plants and had been recently hired by some millionaire out of Houston to setup and maintain a greenhouse botanical research station down here. The millionaire was, of course, Chris’ old friend and the lover of his wife, one Robert Simmons. Father Al seemed to appreciate the irony of the situation when I told him that. Any thing that wentwell was likely to help sway them away from making wishes. "I imaginethat both of you performed rather well." Oh man! You should have seen," Mark answered enthusiastically. "I got163 yards rushing and 46 more through the air! Two touchdowns! Coacheven gave me the game ball." Ahem..." Alice interrupted."Uh, the cheerleaders did well, too," Mark added. "Alice was reallygood. She can kick real high and everything. It really got us and thecrowd going." As I was saying..." Alice.