Even do like I did, ask Kent to help you when you are ready to make your own. I had Holly help me, she is maybe 50% of the author of Chaos, even thoug... her name is not on the cover.”“Oh Kim, don't believe that!” Linda interjected. “Pete here wrote more like 90% of that, Holly only acted as an editor early on, with advice in how to set a few things up. And that was only on the first part, the other 2 parts are almost entirely his own work.”“Well, if you think I can, I will talk to Kent and give. .I. . .couldn’t I. . .’ John broke down crying. June and Bob looked at one another silently agreeing with a slight shrug and nod that John could stay in the back guest bed room. ‘You can stay here.’ Said June. ‘The back bed room is large and private. I’m thinking that might be the best for a while till you get your head strengthened out.’ She looked at Bob who nodded his head and took another sip of his beer. That was a little over a year ago and while things on the Cathy front hadn’t settle. About three years after Rod knocks us both up on the same night, as she and I each raise an offspring of Rod, we should have her man Ted knock us both up on the same night, too. Raise Ted’s younger babies together as we would do with the first set of babies from Rod.I picture my child from Ted, and Bri’s child from Ted, as a sweet caramel color, a mix of Bri’s and my paleness and Ted’s dark chocolate brown tone. We would raise all four children – Bri’s and mine by Rod, mine and Bri’s by Ted –. .Was he wearing a hat and gloves? Now wide awake, he checked his armsand hands. He seemed to be wearing some sort of onesie. Somewhere inthe distance, he thought he heard a giggle. Pushing himself up, hestaggered over to the light switch. He flicked it twice. Nothing cameon.Cursing under his breath, he staggered out into the hallway. Again,there was a giggle. Looking around, he saw nothing in the gloom.Deciding he had more important business, he staggered off to thebathroom.Again no lights came.