"His other uncle?" No," he said as he shook his head.I walked back around a dozen rows to a white-haired man."Are you Mr. Feldman?" I again pointed to...the boy. "His grandfather?" No," he said. "I think the grandfather is up front, but his name is not Feldman." Sorry," I said. I walked further toward the back.I leaned over to another man."Are you Mr. Feldman?" No," he said.I shrugged like I had failed in my mission."Good. Follow me out in around thirty seconds."He came out the door I had just. I immediately pulled out, and he started to gasp and swallowair, he ripped off the mask and was coughing. I had him bend over,slapped his back.He finally said, "I couldn't breath, must be some nasal congestion."I replied, "You were supposed to say Nutlety."He looked at me and said, "As you well know my mouth was full."I laughed and said, "Oh yesl I do recall that."He was quite handsome and looked vaguely familiar but I could place him.I went over and picked up the camera and started to look at. "I don't know of any easy way to say this," she said hesitantly, "SoI'll just spit it out."The look on her face was pained and I was sure she was going to tell mesomething about my dad, like maybe the two of them were getting adivorce. I braced myself for the bad news."Is... everything okay with you Dad?" I asked.Mom chuckled slightly and nodded. "Of course, honey. Your dad and Iare fine. In fact, I thought about waiting for him to get home before Italked to you, but I think for now it's. Your parents were supportive however, they couldn’t care less as they were well off enough to support their children until they are ready to leave the nest.Gazing around the dinner table you see your decently sized family, Mother and father, two younger sisters. Your mother Anne sat directly next to you, she was quite tall at just over 6 feet, sporting long flowing red hair that stopped about midback. She was a carefree woman who worked from home, running a landscape design business, she was.