I knew virtually no one. That made me nervous. But I was kind of excited. It was like a fresh start.Then again, these people must be pretty strange. F...r a moment I wondered if this was a good idea. Ugh. I was so confused.I was sitting on the end of my bed with my towel wrapped around my waist, thinking all these crazy thoughts. I shook my head and stood up, dropping the towel. I passed the full-length mirror leaning against the wall and stopped. I turned towards it. At least I still looked. His fingers were tightly entwined in her hair. There wasn't much she could do in that position other than allow whatever was going to be inflicted on her happen.Both teens hurriedly knee walked to their mom's butt before Tim's words stopped them. "Do it slowly kids," he instructed them. Be sure to use your fingers to explore any holes you find when you get them down to see if anything is wet at that end." He looked down at the sobbing woman and said, "It sure is wet at this end."The brother and. It’s only a five minute drive. See you’re back for midnight.” “I will.” “In fact, better make it five to, you’ll look like a right drongo, dressed like that, if you’re a pumpkin.” “Yes, good thinking,” said Cindy. Cindy was dropped off outside a huge posh mansion. There were beautiful white swans swimming around a little lake. The gardens that led up to the house were immaculately tendered with topiarian hedges, crafted into various birds and animals. A rather portly, man, dressed in red velvet. Prue then stepped out of his arms, and went and hugged Sandie. “It’s so good to see you well, my old friend. It seems Nianna remembers you, too.”Nianna nodded, and then looked at Tah, “Daddy, my Sandie. Read book.”Prue and Sandie both looked at her in surprise. Prue turned to Tah, “Sandie always read her a book before bed. I have no idea how she could possibly remember that she was only tiny when we left.”Nianna hugged Sandie again then put her arms out for Tah. Sandie reluctantly relinquished.