I smiled when I heard the sound of the Philadelphianews station on the radio. I had forgotten how my parents always listenedto it every morning. My mo... was sitting on a stool by the counter, and Dad was sitting in hisnormal chair, drinking his coffee. I froze and almost gasped. "You okay, dear?" asked Mom. I fought to compose myself. Dad had died of complications of chronicbronchitis in 1988, and Mom had passed away in her sleep in 2005. Isuddenly realized how much I had missed both of them. My. He was finally successful in finding the opening as the van began moving."I've had enough of this," the voice in Gabi's head said.The voice had been gentle when speaking to Gabi. It sounded very angry now."I can't do it alone, but we can stop him together," the voice explained to Gabi."Link like this," Al ordered before Gabi and her 'voice' felt the connection to other Companions.Gabi mentally nodded, and savored the power at her command. She looked at the man's face. He was grinning in. She laughed. ‘I did tell you. But you’ve seen every inch of me, do you have any reason to doubt it?’ I didn’t, but I couldn’t reply right then because the images that came to mind of her naked body were more than a little distracting, especially when she was staring right at me with those gorgeous dark eyes. The urge to kiss her was strong but I was brought out of the moment by someone asking to get past me, and when I looked back her gaze was less intense and I was far more aware we were not. How can you two afford all this?" Judy asked."Oh I'm sorry, is this some ordinary day where you didn't just get hitched? This is your wedding day. This is for us and Connie. And everyone else nice enough to hear how much we love each other. Don't worry about it sweetie," I replied.Then she hugged me again. Then of course kissed me as well. After that Connie and I pointed towards our table we had all to ourselves. It was the table closet to the table with the cake. But of course before we could.