" Good for you, Tony," Andrew Carter grinned at his son. Then he stood up with a smile. "If this isn't the beautiful bride and the lucky groom!"Tammy ...ooked up, her mouth still filled with cake. There was her father and Josie, making the rounds to speak with the guests."Hello Tammy," Henry smiled at her. "Easy with the cream cake if you want to keep wearing dresses like this."Tammy, her mouth finally emptied, stuck out her tongue."So Josie, how do you feel as Mrs. Ruiz-Costa?" Andrew. "Here. I want you to have this." She handed me a small circular object, attached by a loop onto a leather tie. I realised it was a necklace with the symbol of Andraste on it. The stone was smooth with wear, the symbol slightly faded. I tried to refuse, but she interrupted me."I know you're not an Andrastian. You don't believe in the Maker. I'm not giving this to you as a religious symbol. I'm giving it to you because ... I hate it when you disappear, and it's only happened twice, so far. I hate. The girls stood up and gathered their things. I could hear them giggling as they walked away. My eyes followed them as they walked through the crowded dining room. Just before they reached the door, the pair turned around and they each blew me a kiss.I sat there for a long time after everyone had left, trying to understand just what was happening.Valentine's Day was here, and I still didn't know what to do. I didn't want to disappoint either girl, but I didn't see how I could avoid it. I knew. Stranger still, Liz and Dave did not have one friend each, they shared her between them. They had said her name was Feebee. It was only much later that they learned the correct spelling, Phoebe. They said that their friend Feebee looked after them. I remembered first time that Dave got drunk. He was in the football team, yes, with the rabble that was surrounding me, and they had actually won a match, a real rarity. He was more or less carried home from the pub — not the Fox, the other one, and.