Her hand wandered aimlessly over my chest as she looked into my eyes and I looked into hers. She was lovely. We held hands as we rattled under the cit... and shared small, and not so small kisses until we stepped out onto the platform at L’Enfant.“My place?” she asked, and I agreed.We changed trains and rattled uptown a bit more before emerging into bright sunshine and row houses. She took me up a small set of stairs and into a brilliantly lit compact foyer. The door was barely closed before we. ” “OK, this one, right? I recognize the Jeep.” “Yes. Thank you, Robbie. I am so sorry about this. I feel like I ruined an amazing experience between us.” “You have nothing to apologize to me for. Hopefully, we'll have the rest of our lives now. I love you, Em. Maybe this is part of the same fate that brought us together.” I got out of the car and ran around to help Emmy out of her seat. Emmy said, “I love you Robbie, and you know what?” She shared a big hug with me as she continued, “I feel a. ” Mother turned and raced back to the car, which parked on a yellow line. Justin winced.“Come in, Justin. Leave your bag in the hall, I will show you to your room later” Justin followed her across the hall to the living room. The flat was nice enough for a week, but rather small compared to his Mother’s big house. He would be able to get a bus to college during the week, so travelling was not too difficult. What would be more difficult was no access to Mother’s (or Nanny’s) lingerie.“I’ll. “Good morning Mrs. Wallace. While I don’t enjoy missing you, I do love having you in my life to be missed.”“I feel exactly the same, Mr. Wallace. Have you seen any of the morning news yet?”“Not yet,” said Sean as he picked up the remote control for the television, pressed the power button and muted the sound. “What’s going on?”“Officials are investigating a building fire outside of a place called Thomasville, Georgia that killed twenty-six people. The bodies were burnt beyond recognition, but a.