"Hey Dad, what's happening?" I answered."I came home and found a letter from your mother, put her on the phone!" he directed."Why, so you can lie to h...r some more, telling her you have to work late, so you can screw your assistant all night on your office desk?" Charles, put your mother on the phone — right now!" No Dad, I won't! All you want to do is bullshit her into thinking that you really love her, and to come back home! Well we're NOT coming home for a while — if ever. I'm sick and tired. Hadn't told me either. No worldly possessions, nosirree, no problem with me keeping the security deposit, she knew it was an inconvenience but God's word was final, and did I know anyone who needed a car? I kinda tuned out. Hell, she was twenty-four, nice family, half-way through a doctorate, so why not just take off and live in a cesspit somewhere? Not my problem. Her car was another matter though. I knew someone who needed one of those suckers bad. I talked to her for a while, pointed out God. ”She turned away, pictures of his bobbing head between her legs still invading her mind. She needed to focus on living. Breathing in the heady smell of him, and her, she couldn’t concentrate on anything but him. That had felt like torture, like dying and waking at the same time. He could kill her and revive her in the same touch.He was planting himself between her. His head stroked the sensitive lips, pushing past them in to her. He filled her completely, burying himself within her to the hilt.. "As we come in, you should be able to see seals, sea lions and penguins on the rocks." Is he kidding?" asked Maddy."Nope," responded Weena. These are breeding grounds. When it's cooler, in July and August, there are whales between here and Albany. We took a cruise once, while I was at school in Perth. They pay no attention to the tour boats at all."The mate offered binoculars and Maddy began scanning and then ooh-ing and ah-ing. It was near noon and getting warm, though there was a stiff.