What the hell is this about? Oh, sorry Emma."Emma gave a tentative smile behind her tears. "You can swear around me as much as you damn well please, J...ke. I live with Daddy, remember?"Why is it that whenever people around here get into it, I end up being used as a bad example? I'm supposed to be the authority figure in this house, aren't I?I said, "Jake the kids have some abilities that we've never discussed with anyone. I'm not talking about intelligence. We've never hidden how intelligent. She isn’t denying that to you or anything. And there’s no pressure on you to be any good at it because she’ll get her kicks elsewhere. You just need to be the safe, lovely guy you are. It’s a nice role.’‘I can’t believe I’m even thinking about it.’‘But you are?’‘Well, yeah. I like Gina, a lot.’‘Cool. So how would you feel if she wanted to bring a guy home tonight? Would you be cool with that?’‘Tonight? That soon?’‘Yeah. It’s kinda why I’m here.’‘So this isn’t really a get to know your mate’s. "Come on," I then responded in another message. Thinking that I was wearing her down with my persistence. Well, my work paid off when she relented but instead of the all night bar at the mall she said that we should meet at this small establishment that was in her neighborhood. "Sounds great to me," I told Eloise since she told me the name of a place I had been to. We then told each other we would be there in less than an hour and signed off. My heart. The radio was crackling with coded messages, as they headed back to Talon Mountain. The new bunkhouse resembled the ash pile of the old one. The only difference, the new one was still smoldering and was cordoned off by yellow crime scene tape. Along with the firemen, there were a number of police, wandering around, searching for clues. Officer Baker parked next to another State Trooper. ‘I’m going to talk to the Investigator in charge. You can get out and walk around, but stay on this side of.