Are you okay?” I nodded. “I think so.” “Good. Now lets get you in the shower.” I stood up, shakily, and she star...ed to undress me. I stood thereand let her strip my clothes off. Then she helped me into the tub andturned the water on. I screamed as a jet of ice-cold water pouredover my body. Sara held my arm in a tight grip and made me standunder the cold water until I was shivering violently. Then she turnedit off and handed me a towel. I stepped out. Anastudied him as he left the kitchen and set a saucer on the coffee table. He carefully placed a cup of Blueberry Bliss in her right hand. She inhaled the berry scent while curly steam ribbons floated up. If only Blueberry Bliss lived up to the second part of its name. If only a cup of tea had the power to magically undo the past—she looked at the DVD player—eh, day, she rounded off. Math skills were overrated when the remnants of morphine laced her blood. The pedestal of books under the Guan. I must have looked like a bit of a freak back then.”“Sexy freak,” I answered, sitting beside April and slipping an arm around her shoulders.She snuggled close to me and tossed the box away.“Stacey is almost another person now,” April said with a sigh, “I find it hard to think of her as part of me.”“That was her last night, though, wasn’t it?”“Definitely. And that’s what upset me this morning. I had kind of separated Stacey and April but last night showed that she’s still very much a part of. Lee and I worked together using my pickup. She and I were doing the small yards with a push mower and a trimmer.I had decided to retire the Jeep from pulling a trailer when Fay had a near wreck. An old man pulled out in front of her and she almost did not get it stopped in time.We used only the four door one ton truck and trailer, the 4x4 and trailer and the pickup I drove.As the winter approached it began to rain us out pretty often.On rainy days we often would not even go to the shop.I would.