To say I had been busy during those months was an understatement, but I wouldn't have changed any of it for anything else.The meal Sally and I were sh...ring was on the last night of our week together after our wedding. An attempt at recreating the night we had broken up, but with a different ending in mind.Of course, there were also children to enjoy as well. Jeri had hers first, a boy. We named him Nathanial. Personally, I thought of the name as a play on my birth name, Nautikuus. Jeri had. If so, don’t care.Pink Zone RisingImages played on the screen. Stock footage of scientists working with chemicals and animals. Ominous music played as the announcer’s voice came in.“Goodallazine,” he said. “A chemical created with only the best of intentions. But now...” The image switched to the scales of justice, a stack of papers falling on one side, knocking them out of balance. A graphic of the word “DIVORCE,” in lettering to make it look like a red rubber-stamp slammed across the screen. Heather gets the power to see the future or some crap like that. Fuck, even the people that Nyssa messes with get something out the deal!" Yeah, at the expense of someone else's free will!" Jason snaps. "Like what almost happened to you." Yeah, well... maybe if it had, I wouldn't be thinkin' of this stuff. Fuck, Jason, for a second there it was like being on some awesome acid trip. Nothing to worry about. Don't have to think about nothin'."Jason stared at him. "You can't be serious. Is that. Heck, that's an understatement. She captivated me." How did you two meet?" inquired Duncan."I had stopped on my way home one Friday afternoon at a bar." William hesitated. "It had been about a year since I had lost my wife Bethany, the girls' birth mother. I had climbed out of the worst of the depression but I was still reeling from the accident. The girls were with my parents for the weekend, I was feeling sorry for myself and I decided to tie one on. The drink prices were low and the place.