We both had a glass of white wine (what else would you expect in this kind of place), which left me with an unaccustomed buzz. This body was a lot sma...ler, and had less tolerance for alcohol. I fought off several advances, which amused Gina to no end. To my relief, we didn't stay long. But the relief was short lived. We hit a number of bars before finally heading to her house. It was a nice place, secluded, with tremendous views. It was way out in the country. She threw me a baby doll nightgown. Clambering into the little boat was not easy with their cases, but they managed, then they rowed under the pier toward where they thought the Clipper was moored. ‘It’s gone!’ said Sam in desperation. ‘Look!’ said Adeline and pointed to the Clipper out in the river, its engines running, pulling away. Sam began waving desperately and fired the pistol repeatedly into the air. A hand waved to them from the plane’s window urging them to follow. Sam and Adeline rowed for their lives and followed. Then the black man said to Ana: “Please, madam, follow me to the men`s room…” She rose quickly from the chair and followed the athletic black guy, telling me just to give them a couple minutes before I could go to join them. I sipped my glass of red wine and looked out of the window. Two minutes later I was on my way to the men`s room. I could hear Anita`s moans from outside. I entered the room and saw my wife resting on the sink marble, her blonde head against the wall mirror and her nice. She'll be here camped on our doorstep when visiting hours start tomorrow." He paused: "She saw the whole thing, you know -- she was just two cars behind you and helped the EMT get you out. Did as told, didn't panic or freak, even though she knew your legs were gone as soon as they got you on the stretcher. Helped the EMT with tourniquets. Rode here with you in the medevac chopper despite being scared shitless of heights. Didn't leave until I ordered her to go home and come back tomorrow. Good.