I must admit I had worried about clashing interests in this particular endeavor.”The woman with antlers chuckled, “Of course a Succubus would see ...uch things as conflicting interests.” Her voice seemed to sing with her words and Luke felt almost like he was talking to a grandmother with a youthful voice. The more he watched the clashing appearance of the woman the less her features seemed awkward against each other. Like the imperfections made the overall appearance perfect.The other woman’s. "What are we doing today?" Lena asked.Tamara answered, "I have to get a few things done before checking into the hospital this afternoon." Mom, does Audrey know what's going on?" No, and neither do your grandparents. I plan on calling them this morning." I guess I will get to meet them at the hospital," I commented."Lena will introduce you. By the way, since both of you are here. What if Audrey wants to join our circle?"Lena sat up abruptly. "Why? Don't we have enough already?" Lena, the circle. "Are you going to stay here like last time?" For a while," said Bob. "I'm going to find my own house. I'm moving here to be close to you and your mother." Cool," said Curtis. "Mommy will be happy about that. All she talked about after you left was how much she missed you." I missed her too," said Bob. "That's why I'm moving to Colorado Springs." You should live in Manitou Springs," said Curtis, sagely. "That's where we live." That's true," said Bob, who wasn't going to argue with a. I have for years.”The last statement sent me searching for a response. “Robert, I am flattered, and I understand your confusion. I am quite confused myself. But what we did, what I did last night is wrong by any measure.”I was standing with my back to my stepson as I spoke, ashamed. I was ashamed of my behavior and I unable to face him or look him in the eye. Robert then took my hand and turned me to face him, and said, “I need to show you something.”He stood back one step, and then he removed.