I stood up on unsteady feet trying to look through the crowd but still couldn’t see her.I walked round trying to find her as I got increasingly worr...ed as to where she could be. I walked round the beach party area and then up towards the bar but still couldn’t see her. Leon noticed me and I asked, “Have you seen Sally?”He shook his head, “No, not seen her for a while now.”Not really sure what to do I decided to walk down the beach away from the crowd. It was after a few moments I spotted her. "My child, know that you are loved. Know now, that I loved you from the moment you were conceived, as you were born, and as you wept, sitting on the rocking-horse in your nursery,"She gasped in shock, "How..."But the voice continued, "I have loved you every moment of your existence, though you hardly knew me, and I watched as you turned away in fear from the man who loves you. I have never left you, and I never will. Be freed now, completely, from the bondage of unkind words, for you are my. ”“Know they’re gonna be pissed.”“At first, certainly.”“Know that they’re gonna want to tear my head off. Yours too.”“Well not literally.”“Hell hath no fury...”“That might be a little extreme.”“But it might not. And removing myself from the picture might mean your girlfriends won’t have to go through these serious discussions with their object of hatred so close by.”“They aren’t going to hate you for this,” I said reassuringly.Dawn gave me a funny look. “Wanna bet?”“Okay fine, they’re gonna hate. Sally told him about her life growing up. Her father was overbearing with both her and her mother. He wanted both sons to follow him in law enforcement, but Bob said he wasn't going to strut around in a monkey suit with a gun on his belt.An uneasy truce existed until he found Bob had been picked up for drunkenness. He did live at home now, but hated it for he was directly under his father just like when he was growing up. Sally felt sorry for her brother, but Bob couldn't seem to stop picking.