She eased her way onto his bed as she grinned. He watched and let her do her thing. She told him she’d have to pull down her pajama bottoms, if he d...dn’t mind which he didn’t, and she could show him how she did it all. “Okay,” he said. He wasn’t wearing anything but a t-shirt and underwear as she slowly pulled down her pajama bottoms. She had on what he thought were a nice pair of panties and smiled at them and then at her. She knew what he meant when he smiled and smiled back. From there, she. At long last, he came to the entrance, or at least, within visual sighting of where it had once been. An intensely radioactive crater, where he knew the entrance had been, brought the finality of mankind's destruction home to him.He gave out a great cry, both physical and mental, desperately needing someone to answer him. For a brief instant, he was certain that he'd felt a response, a mental recognition of some sort. But it was just an echo of his grief bouncing off the mountain as did his. I can hear her quiet sobs and all I can say is that it’s tearing me up. She hates crying and she hates it even more when I see her cry. I don’t really know how to cheer her up so I do the first thing that comes to mind. I bring her to my gym for a spa day. She can relax and release stress while getting pampered. This in no way means that I’m avoiding our discussion. I need to get my mind right before. Ananda: ‘What are we doing here?’ David: ‘I have a few things to take care of and you can. So your grounded for a month. No car, no anything, no telephone either. And, I'm taking away your albums and record player too," Pawpaw said, looking stern. He turned around and walked out of the doorway, looking back to say, "I better not catch y'all doing anything like that again, or I'll bend you over my knee and wish you were never born boy." Then he was gone, back to sleep... hopefully. Josh let out a sigh of relief and then clenched his teeth. His albums... and car gone... all that was.