It's gonna get dark." I folded my arms and let her play and then she flew us back home. The shadows were getting long as we left the airport in search...of fried catfish. The restaurant, at least. I got mine grilled.Sitting there sipping iced tea while we were waiting on the food to show up, she was grinning. "D'ya know how much fun THAT was?" What?" I asked."Stalls. Learning more stuff." She was glowing. My baby loved to learn. Life was her adventure. She was mine.By the time we got back to the. I looked into it yesterday, and had some money tied up in my house, and voila," Rick said waving some papers back and forth. "I think I will build a man-cave or a shooting range." Rick laughed as he walked past them. "Don't be a prick all your life," Jordan said. "Not that he has much of one now," Sherry laughed. "I am on duty," Rick said, pointing to his badge. "Well stop being a--" Jordan began to say before Ethan covered her mouth. "Thank you, Officer," Ethan nodded.Rick got into his truck. ”“I know,” I said warily.“You trust me, right?”“Yes.”“OK!” Melanie said with a smile. “Come with me.”She led me up the stairs to the master bath. There were candles burning giving a soft glow. She turned on the water, adjusted the temperature, and then turned on the sauna.“Go ahead and get in the shower, I’ll be right back.”I quickly disrobed and got into the shower. The warm water felt great and the room was getting steamed up. I heard the bathroom door open, then close again. My back was to. "Oh, God. Traci played the saxophone. Badly!"Well, it's a high school play." Tami said that since it's a student production, the rules didn't say it had to be all high school."Mental note, glue Tami's lips together. No, that would interfere with other activities. Maybe I could have her vocal cords surgically removed."I just don't think..." Okay," she said and her face fell. "I understand."I felt like I'd just taken a candy cane from a baby.Mom looked in. "Tony, could I see you in the kitchen.