" Really," I said. "I'm glad I caught you then. I'm on the way to a Red Sox game. They're playing the Tribe tonight." Don't I know it," he said wistfu...ly. "Man, I would love to see a game in Fenway. Well, I would love to see a game in Fenway in a normal way. You know what I mean." Not really, but I'll take your word for it," I answered with a smile. "Remember, I took the normal life." So, how are things in Beantown?" he asked. "You still working at Hoity-Toity Prep?" No one calls it Beantown. I put my bag by the door, and sat next to Nathan on the sofa. I looked him, fine toned fit body, tanned. He had strong arms and tattoos covered his arms, they suited him. I took the drink from him and we chatted about the site, he spoke about his life and how he liked my photos. And I responded with how his photos didn’t do him justice. With that comment his smile grew, and his hand was on my thigh and sliding up. “You’re wearing stockings? Let’s see.” I smiled and stood the other side of the. The coach continued, "The third line needs to contain Central's third line but, if a good scoring chance presents itself, make the best of it. I don't want the defense pinching on the opposing blue-line unless you are one hundred percent positive you can make the play. I don't want any odd-man rushes. Play hard and play physical. Craig, we need a big performance from you, as usual. Stay focused."Dave thought how strange hockey talk was. He thought how a person unfamiliar with hockey would not. Caroline gently turned the boatout of its dock, and Richard relaxed, a blissful smile on his face. Fiveteenagers out on a expensive boat, and the last adult to talk to them hadsimply handed them the keys to it. There were a lot of luxuries he couldget used to in his life, and this was decisively one of them."It's a shame there's no speakers on this, we could keep going with thealbums," Susie said."You really want everyone to hear that?" Richard asked."You didn't have a problem in the car,".