. look, don’t worry about it. I know you must have been having a difficult time.“Apology accepted and please, don’t worry about it anymore,” I...added, very flustered.“Now if you’ll excuse me, I have some errands to run,” I finished and begin to turn away.Turning away from those sky-blue, glacier-blue, laser-like eyes took nearly all my strength but I finally did so and began to walk away.“Mother?” I heard the daughter ask.“Wait, please wait,” I heard from “mother.”“Don’t go yet,” I heard her. Her eyes snapped open at the deep male voice on the other end. In the silence of the quiet bedroom Jamie could hear the man clearly, and knew it was Marcus. Kelsey’s face crumpled into worry as he told her he was coming over to get some of his things. She glanced at Jamie, her eyes beginning to water. “You don’t live here anymore, Marcus, you can’t just show up whenever you want.” She said to him, the hurt obvious in her voice. “Why does it matter? You got company already?” He replied.Kelsey’s. “I can’t understand a damn thing you’re saying.”She knows they understand her even if the words between them don’t swing both ways. She watches the little flying creatures as they flitter around enthusiastically, wondering just why they are so excited.Knowing full well she won’t get an answer she understands, she asks, “What has you feverish?”They stop instantaneously in midair. The only movement is that of their beating wings. Time seems to stand still. Except for those tiny beating wings,. It is rather pleasant to stand here with Hallie looking at the dark looming mountains in the background while listening to the picnic next door. Oh well, perhaps I should go.Hallie & Jonathon –Do I need to give you a lift home?No, Jessica told me that I could stay in their spare room tonight. Listen to them laugh next door. I wonder what they are talking about?Who knows?Do you think we could go over the fence and eavesdrop?Sure, why not?Jonathon –So we walked across the yard and put our ears.