Dressed in a regular t-shirt/shorts/baseball cap uniform drenched by the rain, It was easilyapparent that bit by bit he was becoming someone else. Jus... as I saw hisheight dwindle I heard the tell-tale bang from my land-lord's old jalopymimic the thunderclaps as he pull into the apartment complex. I knew hewas looking for any reason to give me the boot, just like doc did beforeme, so I should probably play this safer."Hey! Come on in!" I beamed, leading the soon-to-be-milf into myapartment. As. Okay? I want you to be happy. And, I'm betting that Mike would want that for you too," he said. I snickered."You know, you're right, he would. It's the kind of guy he is," I said.I loved how he put his big strong arms around me. He did that now, as we gazed out over the blue Pacific. Mazatlan would come into view in the morning. Mark was right. This was our time. Mikey would have his day too, I'd do my best to see to that, somehow, but not for the next thirteen days.Nell was sitting across from. Robby sent Charlie and me to stand guard. As we were leaving, he told Bennie. Bennie nodded, "Trust, but verify."Charlie and I saw and heard no one and, of course, missed the activity with Paul who was seriously injured. After forty minutes, Robby came running out. "Prepare a landing area for the C-130. Tom and Vic are flying Doc Ollie and hospital equipment in. They're in the air now."We got moving quickly. George and Mike came out to help. We had to move one wrecked plane. The C-130 took a. Then he joined her going up the staircase to the top. The little cabin had a two bunks, a radio, telephone and sighting devices. The furniture legs sat in glass insulators for lightning safety during thunderstorms. Dave had brought a new set of blankets and linens and set them on the table. Trina stripped off her clothes and threw off the covers on one of the bunks. She lay back on the bed and said, “What do you think if my sugar pie Daddy?” “Well maybe it should be a cream pie,” her dad.