It only then occurred to him she was no longer speaking in broken English.She got off his back and decided the chair was a good idea after all. She p...shed the chair closer to the bed, stood him up, rather shakily on one foot, and sat him down in the chair. She looked over the situation and decided she needed him to be tied much tighter. His wrists, though hastily tied, were bound well enough that he wasn't getting loose without help. She patted his arms, ?We need to take care of those. ."Suddenly, Carrie burst out laughing. At my curious expression, sheexplained, "My dad's a skunk."We both laughed at that for a moment before I proudly told her, "My dad's amythic." At her disbelieving expression, I continued, "He's a unicorn." Cool," she gushed out, sounding impressed."Yeah," I grinned, "And my mom's a tiger." Double cool," Carrie grinned back. "My mom just turns into a duck."After this, Carrie and I found a seat and continued talking, with me beingsurprised at just how easy. I mean that.”“Are you going to see Jennifer in Chicago when you go back?”“Yes. She’s coming to visit.”“And?”“And what?”“You realize that when you needed advice about something, you called Jennifer. I have no idea what it was, but I could tell you were going to call someone for advice.”“I stopped to talk to Bethany on my way home, as well.”“Then it’s about Stephanie. Those are the girls you would talk to in that case. But if you’re getting advice from Jennifer, then does that mean you trust her. "Kneeling, she looked at her friend and hugged him, as she whispered in his ear, "I love you, boy. You never judge, you are always there to cheer me up."Rising the soap off Sampson, she shut the water off. She reached through the water-shield and grabbed the towels and started rubbing him dry. Five minutes later he was semi-dry.She shut the shield down and said, "Go lay down, my turn now." Standing up, she started washing herself, when the com went off, and she said, "Wayne quarters, Tina.