I nodded silently in the dark.She shifted herself in my arms, warm and cuddly.“After we got in the car we didn’t get far. Just to the sports groun.... I think we both knew what was going to happen. As soon as he switched off his engine we grabbed each other and kissed. Wet kisses. Deep kisses. He held me really tight and I pulled him over to my side. We kissed for some time. Nothing more than that though, not then. We said how much we fancied each other and kissed and hugged for some minutes. We. I never really seen her since I was little and only texted and called her every once in a while.I sat on a chair while she jumped in. I didn't want to have to change my bandages again. There was ass everywhere. "Hey James." I heard Christina say as she smiled, her friends giggled. She moved a chair over by my started talking. "How'd you get that?" she pointed at my shoulder. "Got shot." "Really?! Let me see!" "No maybe later it kind of hurts right now." "Oh ok." she said sounding. " Sam said, "Ok." Just then, we heard Trish returning. Trish sat down between them and they had another drink. I heard them talking softly, but couldn't make out most of the words. I did hear Trish say, " I couldn't do that! I'm married and besides Gord is sitting right over there." Mike said, “He’s passed out. I checked when you were gone." Trish told him she still couldn't even think about it. She had never done anything like that ever. I wondered what "that" was. I had a good idea, but. ..”I explained in some detail just what NHL was, how it could effect the blood as well as a number of other organs in the immune system. We also discussed what the most likely treatment would be.“To be honest, as much as I think we are as good as anywhere in the world to provide you with treatment, there are Oncologists and hospitals in the Chicago area that would also be excellent choices for Phil. I only mention this because I know that it can make an unpleasant treatment worse — and let’s be.