.. how are you?" No "Welcome home, dear." Just get your ass in gear and get me to the hospital. "Nice to see you too, dear," I thought.We made it in p...enty of time. Those were the days when fathers weren't commonly allowed in the maternity ward inner sanctum. We were expected to sit in the waiting room until they were notified that the deed was done. I didn't smoke, but I might as well have lit up a few with the air quality in that room. There were three other guys, all expectant fathers, and. At the end, they had to sign a disclaimer and release that the inn was not liable for any damages to person or property insofar as they are performing their role as host and entertainment director. Carl: ‘Anything strike you as odd?’ Candy: ‘Sure, they gave you a different questionnaire than me, yours asks in every way but directly if you ever had a ‘go’ at your mum, or wanted to. It also asked you if you had a daughter or if you did, would you have a go at her. You can’t get odder than that.’. Fortunately, by the time we cleared customs and emerged into the arrivals area it was well after 10pm, although my body thought it was time to get up, and after a little looking around Dad spotted a man holding up a card with my name on.We walked over and introduced ourselves.The man with the placard was the agent that Sam had spoken about. James Gordon was younger that I expected, about Dad’s age or a little younger, with a fresh, round face, and what I’d call kind eyes.“Welcome to Tinsel. He swam in the little lake near bye. He tried to sleep as much as he could but the dreams still haunted him.At the start of the third week Jonah decided it was time for some exercise. He started walking through the trees and up the mountain trails. He explored as he walked, taking note of his surroundings. The area was deserted except for a few animals that scurried away as he approached.On one of his walks he noticed a cave partly hidden behind a large boulder. He wondered about it but took no.