"Her face lit up in a smile and she pulled me against her. "I love you, Hawk."We held each other until the sun rose. Then we made our way past the sti...l-sleeping Trish and showered together. Now this was how it was supposed to be.I let Gretchen wake Trish up so they could talk privately while I went out to see who else was up for breakfast. It turned out we were the ones being slow this morning. Everyone else was already up. Ted and Lisa were sitting at the table talking quietly with the. We had also been flying below the radar so that the girls could see the sharks swimming in the water. Believe me, at the time it actually made sense. No one would miss me for at least a week or so and the girls jumped on at the last minute so I didn’t think anyone would bother to look for them here either. It is amazing what will go through your head when your life flashes before you.Then the pilot spotted a small island off in the distance and tried his hardest to get us to it. He had me get. He could rule out two-thirds of them immediately. Those fromforeign countries and those with job skills or hobbies that hecouldn't fake. Or, Married but Looking. Morally repugnant. Kinnyunderstood that marriages fell apart but he didn't want to field theinevitable questions that people would ask."Are you getting divorced?" Does he beat you?" Not good in the sack?" Have you prayed to God for forgiveness?"It came down to four choices. He chose one, marked the other three as"Alternate Choice.". Naturally, Luke and Emma always smiled as they heard their grandchildren retelling and embellishing the stories. Of course, there were things – many, many things – that Luke and Emma kept to themselves about their first days of love out in the wilderness. But they often confided to each other that they both remembered every detail, as if it had all happened yesterday. Still, Luke kept some things to himself. His grandchildren always asked him, “Why do you sometimes call grandma ‘Princess’?”.