It was now about 8:00 or 9:00 in the evening and their love was spent. Gabi had called her mother, saying that she was just fine. That things were per...ect as they now were. She couldn't have been any happier. She and Alex were going to share a great and loving life together. The biggest thing that they now faced was the wedding that was coming up. They just hadn't set a date for it yet. That was going to be another big event here in the city. She also promised that she would be home in a few. “You look beautiful, you make such a lovely couple.”“Thanks Alhana. Um, has Wishes said anything about this afternoon.”“Come on in darling don’t stand on the doorstep. She’s still upstairs getting ready. Your dress is beautiful and so is the one you bought Wishes, clever move love.”“Wishes said you talked today and that I knew about you both.” Alhana tried to look stern but the corners of her mouth kept twitching so I knew she wasn’t really angry with me.“I’m sorry Alhana, but Wishes was so. A small furry creature fan across his face. "Rats." Jason thought as his consciousness faded completely.Jason wasn't sure how long he drifted on the wine dark shores of unconsciousness, but when he came to he really wished he was unconscious again. He seemed to be standing in the alley mouth and looking down at his body."Well this is it." He thought to himself. "I'm dead."The beautiful woman with the dark hair was squatting beside his body and speaking to him. Odd, but she kept calling him. "It's all right to miss them, Vince."He nodded again and squared his shoulders. "Let's go see my room," he said.After lunch, Vincent Crawford sat in his room staring out through a window that gave him a view of a small mountain, but he didn't see the mountain. He was watching a scene in his mind: the last minutes of his parents' life. They were fighting, arguing. About money, as usual. His mother had spent the afternoon shopping, and his father had just found out what she'd spent."Return.