Free of the image of Gavin, slumped at the foot of the wall, Caerys found herself taking the lead, pushing through the crowd towards the little bridge...— noticing the bodies of the fallen had already gone, until they got to the fallen motorbike, now leant up against the wall."Get on." She hissed to Sophie, as the police started to get the crowd to settle."Where are we going to go?" Sophie asked, quietly, a defeated tone in her voice."Away from here. Wherever. Does it matter? They're here, and we. All of them had friends within the force some even had lovers. Tani knew that although the air cars were bigger than anything that had been built to date the living quarters were still small for four people and would be even smaller if four beds were necessary. It would be much better if the four were lovers forming a small family unit. Four seemed to be the ideal unit as evidenced by the groups she shared her village with. She did not deceive herself into believing there would not be spats and. He was laughing because I was so enthusiastic in my praise for what he did. I really thought that Syd and my paths would never cross again after this phone call. Then about 3 weeks later, Syd called me. He said that he thought I might like to join him and a few friends for "poker night" on Saturday...but the way he said it sounded more like "poke-her night". It had me wondering why he called me and what was really going to happen there. I told my wife I was going to a poker party with the guy. But that all blew up when he grabbed my arm and spun me around to face him."Hey, I know you. We went to school together!" He said all enthusiastically. I smiled and nodded. I was too shocked to even move my lips. Dale pulled me into him, holding me tightly. Apparently he really remembered me. I was the girl with a tomboy attitude. I use to dress like a skater/goth. But now I wore more girly clothes.I gently pushed Dale away. When I looked into his eyes I saw that they burned with longing. It.