"Stick around while we discuss some things and then Chris can give you some more treatment. Both you and Rob will make the trip." I gather we got an a... large bid then," I stated."Yep, we leave Wednesday night for Bridgeport, Connecticut," he confirmed. "We're the number one seed in the East Regional." That's great news," I told them before skating off.The coaches had us gather around and told us the news. They also told us we were playing the Air Force Falcons who won twenty seven games, lost. "My two sisters are bridesmaids, Kimberly and Dana," he replied, "My parents are on the second row," he pointed at them."Choose one of your parent's to come stand in front of you," she ordered him."Mom, I guess," Michael replied after looking over at Sarah and deciding that since Ben chose his girlfriend it would be okay to choose his mother."Mom," Beverly repeated him as everyone watched Joy slowly rise from her seat on the second aisle. She too was wearing a pink dress (and white), but it. “I apologise. It’s obvious this morning, but I didn’t realise—”He cut her off with a gesture. “No, no. It was a reasonable assumption to make. I should have made better preparations.” She raised a bemused eyebrow, and he shrugged. “I’ve taken over managing the scouts and messengers. There wasn’t anyone really in charge, and you were all being pushed to the point of exhaustion. I’d planned to give you the opportunity to catch up on rest this morning, but I was delayed getting here and didn’t get. I had to try to get my mind under some sort of control, and figured, Coffee is the answer. I grabbed my cup and headed to the break area in an attempt to calm the storm that raged in my pants. When I got settled back at my desk and began going over my scheduled tasks from our meeting, the Text Message notification chimed on my cell phone. It was from Heather. I assumed she must be texting me to ask where I was, as I had forgotten to mention that I had to go into the office in the morning. That.