.. and as the "weather girl", she was important in her own right.Lola knew that there were those who might think her cold, but she knew that she was o...ly practical. She couldn't be otherwise. Blind love for its own sake had never touched her, except in one case, and that could hardly count since it had to do with family. She loved her brother deeply, and although she was no specialist in psychology, Lola knew enough to reason that it was because of her extreme hatred of her father, who had also. "I don't want to hurt him." Brady shook his head in disbelief at what he'd just heard. "Do you realize how hypocritical that sounds? Did you ever tell yourself that before you met with any of your lovers? You are unbelievable!" Dena hung her head in shame. She knew everything Brady was saying was true. "Please don't be mad at me." She began to sob again. For the first time Brady felt sorry for her and wanted to take her in his arms and hold her tightly. "I'm not mad at you mom. It takes a lot. I was loving this! This older woman was faced with some competition! The bar was getting very crowded and loud and she turned towards me and tugged on my arm and whispered in my ear “those young girls are just teasing you”, her lips kissed my ear as she spoke. I asked, “and you’re not?”. Mom responded by grabbing my hand beneath the bar and as she continued speaking to me, as if nothing was going on, she pulled my hand up along her smooth thigh, she was holding my fingers in her little hand. "Heads up, gang, We are about to have company." I listen to the mummers of the tunnelers making their way down to us. "Looks like Louie has a back bone after all and sent people after us." Holliday switches from cursing the brutes to cursing Louie in an ever increasing colorful fashion."The way I see we a can do one of two things." I start to say."Oh no not like your last plan." Diana holds up her hand to stop me from saying any more."Why?" Holliday asks. "What was your last plan?" Kill all the.