She thought about how she had kept it with her everywhere she went over the years. Oddly enough, it never left her sight for long. She had hung it up ...n her parent's house when she had to move back in after separating from her first husband. She took it and hung it up in the first apartment she moved into by herself. She even kept it hung even after her and her second husband moved in together and they had their first child. Morgan lingered on the thought of when she finally hung it for the. He was fascinated and sat down to look at the creature. He swore it was looking at him and seemed to be pacing up and down as if it was looking into a camera on the other side.Then he heard his sons voice say, “Drako get away from the crystal, you nutty dragon.”He watched as his son bent down and the baby dragon happily climbed upon his shoulder and snuggled into his neck. He heard the dragon make a chirp and a gurgled noise and then Sean looked at him.He grinned, “Hi, son.” Robert drank in the. ” “Don’t ever say that.” Caroline’s voice was soft. “Everything is meaningless without you. I could have the world and I’d still be incomplete. We all have a right to be loved and you deserve me just as much as I deserve you. More, even. Tell me you believe that.” “I believe everything you tell me.” Brandon said, and he meant it. The sun shone through the window, slanting shadows across the room and Brandon knew he had to get ready for his shift at the bar. For the first time, he didn’t feel. Can you help?"Between the two of them, they managed to get Dawn to the river. Shedidn't react at all to the water, although Cindy had the normalreaction to the initial cold. They continued to move with River untilthey were in the middle of the river."Is she going to be okay?" Cindy sobbed. "I kept worrying that she wasgoing to die in the cab. She told me the river said it could cure her.I don't know what that means. That was before her last chemo, whichreally made her sick. At four this.