It’s one of the things that Kelatii is coming to talk to us about,” Kalani explained.“Do we have to mention my name?” I asked, dreading the pu...licity and the interest in healing it would create.“I’m afraid it’s too late. Like I said, Officer Halaini’ka is already giving you the credit. Do we need to come up with something to, how do you say? Do damage control?”“Where did you hear that?” I asked.“I was talking to your public relations lady, Miss Adkins, and she used the term several times. I was. ”Jamie didn't like being called chicken. He looked at his sister, then at his mom. He made his mind up. He wasn't a chicken. Alarming his sister he called to their mother.”Mom,” Jamie asked, "Can I sit in the back seat? Janie is taking all the room.”Janis turned and looked at her children. ”I guess so,” she replied and turned back around.Janie looked at him as if to say you chicken.Jamie climbed over the seat and settled into the third row. He laid flat on his back and pushed his shorts to his. We embraced upon meeting and went inside.Leaving her coat at the checkout showed her figure to be as good as ever as I escorted her to a secluded table.Seated she held my hand, “Thanks for finding time at such short notice James.”“It was such a nice surprise Shaz and your looking so good I can only imagine you must be celebrating something?”“Not at all James, I just had an urge to see my clever brother.”Her face flash the sexual intent I remembered from past encounters and my groin. I had a feeling that she would need a shoulder to cry on, even though getting out of the clutches of that slimy bastard was really the best thing that ever happened to her.I actually sympathized with what she would be feeling. I remembered several times in my past when it felt like I was coming off an addictive drug after I broke up with a lover who really rang my chimes. But I also know that you get over it. That is, if you are even halfway well-balanced psychologically.Rebecca had too many.