His grip was strong and Jay felt it still in his hand as he walked up the street. He went to another bar a few blocks away; a modern place with lots o... design and no soul. He ordered a whisky he'd never heard of and the young bartender poured him a small glass and asked for thirty two dollars. That's what he gets for not knowing what the hell he's doing, he figured, and reluctantly paid and tipped for his tiny drink. He couldn't shake the appeal of the mystery man back at the other bar. Who was. " As Collin was pulling on his dressing gown, which he found laying over the back of a chair, he tried not to watch her getting out of the rumpled bed. If he did, he would end up tossing her on her back and loving her again. MiLady slipped her robe on and seeing the casket sitting on the mantel, she smiled, Collin seeing the smile and where she was looking, raised an eyebrow. "I had the most amazing dream last night Collin, there were fairies like Bitsy, and elves and even Unicorns" she said. So quiet it was difficult to hold a conversation with her. Thankfully Edwina was able to interpret the silences more or less appropriately.Nhu Trinh was a petite woman, slender and short, with long graying hair, though most of it was still jet black. She had small, sad brown eyes and a small mouth that was mostly set in a neutral horizontal slit, as if either smiling or frowning would be too great a show of emotion.We talked for over an hour about her past life, going back to her grandparent's. Brentwood?" Well Janice you have a classic case of morning sickness." He paused to let that sink in. "Congratulations, you and Guy are going to be parents." The bastard knocked me up!"my mind screamed. I couldn't believe it. Guy had just shit all over my dreams. Broadway was no place for a pregnant woman. Dr. Brentwood mistook my tears for tears of joy.Before I left the office he gave me the name and number of a top rate Ob/Gyn. His nurse called and set up my initial appointment. She.