A very light click followed, and he pushed aside a tall bookshelf.He motioned them in, and then pushed the shelf back in place once they were all insi...e. He flicked a switch and Finch could see a long, deep stairwell. "Follow that down, hang a left. There's food in the fridge, help yourselves." He sounded like a kind old grandfather, though from what Finch saw of the giant man, he looked no older than forty. "I'll be back in a few minutes."Finch did as he was told, descending the stairs, Logan. "Don't you get it?" she rasped. "I'm not supposed to feel this way, Bobby! It isn't right for us to do that. Nobody in the whole world would say it was okay. And I know we can't do it again. But I want to! Bobby, this is going to drive me insane!" It's not going to drive you insane," I said. "There are people all over the world who don't have sex, and it doesn't drive them insane." Yeah, but they probably don't know what they're missing," she said.I admit that made me feel good, but I was. I grabbed Joanie and yelled, "Going to buy some music, back in 20 minutes."Mom came out of the kitchen and said, "Dinner is in an hour, don't dawdle kids!"With our gig money we bought all we had just listened to, as well as some Melissa Manchester, Alicia Bridges, Barry Manilow and Tom Paul Jones.We got home just as Dad was pulling up from work. He looked at our holding hands, which we did so often we didn't realize it any more."Well, you two look happy, get some more music already?" he said as. Then I did something stupid, something I hadn't done in all the times I'd been following her. I forgot about the overhanging tree by the fence of the vacant property next door to the fire station."FUCK IT!"The words came out automatically as the impact of the branches sat me on my backside. And it just happened to be my luck that two firemen just happened to be outside of the station next door to where the tree was, just happened that they were enjoying some early morning fresh air and that.