. the windows.”“They’re not double-glazed,” I replied. “I’m sure the insulation in this trailer isn’t any too good. It wasn’t built fo... winter use.”Despite the wind howling I finally drifted off. When my phone alarm went off in the morning it was dead quiet in the trailer -- and, cold. Andrea pulled the quilt around herself. “No heat,” she said.“No heat, lights, no nothing. I’ll bet we ran out of gas.”Pulling on my parka I went outside. Sure enough the three tanks were empty. I swapped in three. And I'd make sure that you do."I kissed her on the tip of her nose, and said, "Save it for Jason. Show him what you'd like to do to me, but don't do it out here—keep it private, at least for his sake." Yes, Master, and thank you Master."I turned her toward Jason, and handed her off into his arms with best wishes for a pleasant evening, then turned toward my own companion, and wrapped her in my embrace. "What was that all about with Clara?" she asked. "And why did she keep calling you. ”“The music is up on Cheryl’s keyboards. Come on, let’s go get it,” Eda excitedly said as she took a hold of Lynette’s hand.“Are you sure you want to do this, Mike and Lynette?” Father LeBeouf asked as Eda tugged Lynette towards the sanctuary’s entrance.“We’re happy to fill in and let these girls play here in church,” I responded with a smile. “If you don’t think Danielle will be upset with me playing her guitar, I’m sure things will go off without a hitch.”“You can use my acoustic guitar,. Tears were streaming down her face and her unkempt, still wet hair added to the picture.I went over to her and wrapped my arms around her. She lifted hers tentatively and raised them up to my side. "I'm sorry, Vick. I wasn't thinking. Some stuff happened in there and I went through a bunch of changes but I guess I'm still the clueless dork I've always been."It must have been the right thing to say because she wrapped her arms around me and held me tight. She then stood up on her toes and kissed.