I felt like Boston was my home. I had many friends there, from my high school and collegiate days. I graduated from Hyde Park High School and Bunker H...ll Community College, both of which are well-known Boston schools. I considered myself a Boston man, albeit one without a driver’s licence, a steady job or a social security number. I was the Invisible Man. I missed Boston sorely my first few months in the City of Ottawa. I didn’t understand Canadians. I found them cold, fake and bigoted. All of. That despite Sue’s love for Francis, after what he’d done there was no real risk that she’d up sticks and head off to Nigeria with the man whose child she was carrying.But despite this overwhelming confidence I had, I still had excruciating pain in my gut. As I’d walked and thought, my confidence had been overwhelming. As I’d seen her headlights disappear down the street towards Francis, my feelings hadn’t wavered. But now that I knew Sue was actually with Francis, the tiniest of little. " I took that as my cue to initiate things with Leah while Michelle was still around. Later that night, all three of us were watching TV when I whispered to Leah that I wanted to hook up. So we headed up into the loft while Michelle continued to view "Twin Peaks." (Am I dating myself here?)The sex was definitely better with Michelle around, and I knew that was because I was thinking about Michelle while I plunged inside of Leah: Michelle's breasts, Michelle's mouth, Michelle's ample ass. What. . I promise." Jacob Warner was Josh's fourteen year old brother. There was another pause while Laura conveyed Josh's information to Bob."Josh, your mother told me your alternate plan," Bob Warner said. "Remember the things we taught you about travelling in the mountains. You need emergency food, water, sleeping bags and extra warm clothes." I understand, Dad," Josh said. "You taught me well. We'll be prepared if we head into the mountains. One more thing, Dad ... could you call Tyler's parents.