I opened the door and we walked into the room to see Jorge and my sister putting on yet another dancing exhibition. She was getting REALLY good, and h...s lessons were helping him improve. They finished their Tango and there was a raucous cheer from everyone in the attic.“He’s amazing!” Bethany said.“No kidding,” I said. “He’s got the moves!”“So do you,” she said, sotto voce. “Just in a different way!”“Especially with a certain former Milford cheerleader! How are things going?”“I’ve been working. The nurse led me to the waiting room of the surgical unit and I took my seat and waited. I thought about my son and my new daughter and my wife and the nightmare scenarios ran through my head. I rejected the worst case. No. Blossom would not be gone. She and I had a son to raise.After what seemed like hours the door of the operating room opened, and two men came out. One I didn’t know, the other, I knew very well. Dr. Grand walked over to me and the other doctor returned through the doors they. I wonder how Miranda and the others are. The poor girl in the cage looked close to dying when I left this morning. It must be terrible to be cooped up like that all the time, but you survived!" Yes. I survived. But I did get out to stretch myself every few days, thanks to Wanda. Without that I thinkI would have gone mad. That poor thing will be permanently bent double when they let her out. I heard one of the guards say they'll keep her there for a year and then throw her in the solitary. But I'm not gay,never have been. If you are, that's cool, but leave me out of it!" Andoff he walked.On Tuesday, Zak wasn't at school. Or Wednesday either. I called and hedidn't answer. I called his home phone, and his mother reassured me hewas alright. She said they were thinking of selling up and movinginterstate, to make a new start. She said, through her tears, that shewas sure John (her husband) would be able to find a new job.Meanwhile, the tension at home didn't get any better. Dad was.