Dave shook his head as he walked up to the ball and tapped in for birdie.O'Mahoney surveyed his putt and as Dave stood at the side of the green, O'Mah...ney stroked a firm putt. The ball raced across the green right at the hole. The ball slammed against the back of the hole, popped straight up three inches into the air then landed right on the lip of the hole. The ball sat on the lip and wobbled for a brief second then dropped in for eagle. O'Mahoney jumped in the air screaming in excitement.Dave. "Days went by, and on my next day off, I took advantage of the niceweather to sit on my steps again, and talk to my new friend."Its been a weird winter, Angel. No snow, and it really hasn't even beenall that cold yet. Hard to believe that Christmas is only twenty daysaway." I should go and get my daughter a gift, even if I don't know if she'llget it. I might just end up leaving it on her step without my name on it,maybe then her mother will let her keep whatever I get for her."I sighed,. She directs him as they head to the church. The church her parents were married at, the church she grew up in, the church she still needs always to attend.Donald is a little leery as they enter the church, as it has been so long since he has entered one. But then he has visions of Charlotte and Edward in the vestibule celebrating their engagement with their parents, and in the pews, imagining Charlotte squirming. Not what he should be focusing on at all, but then as the prelude begins, he. " I flinched, but he didn't notice, having returned to the rest of the class.A wee had already passed since Talon had been taken, a week of sitting around and worrying while Marcus and others searched for him. A week of anxiety, fear and rage, the painful absence in my mind underscoring every moment.As a safety precaution, I was staying with Marcus, with him escorting me everywhere I went. Just in case, he said. It felt more like he was making sure I didn't try going after Anasia myself. And he.