Yeah, the rain had been predicted, but it was not scheduled to happen until well after the game would be over. Well, as with all things of this sort, ...he weather people had missed the time by a smidgeon. We were in the middle of the fourth inning when the rain started, and it came down in buckets.The field was cleared and the tarp was spread to protect the infield. However, the rain didn't want to let up. The rain was falling so hard that puddles were forming on the tarp before the water could. ”So I drank about half of it before setting it on the other nightstand. We then scooted down, and she took me in her arms like she always did.But then she moved away slightly and repositioned herself so she could look at me. My mom stroked my left cheek a few times smiling at me before saying, “The older you get, the more you look like him. He was a broken man when I first met him. His father had messed with his perception and personality so badly he was a walking talking Don Juan with a daddy. "I gaped at him, but he just said, "Trust me."He took my hand and pulled me in. "We have an appointment with Mike," Jeff said to the man sitting inside."I'm Mike," the man said, standing up and shaking Jeff's hand. "Come to the back."We went into a room in the back and with another table for me to lie on."There can occasionally be blood with this procedure, right?" Jeff asked."Sometimes, but only very little," Mike replied."Well, I wouldn't want Rachel to ruin her dress," Jeff said. He turned. As he stepped back and toward the door he stopped in the doorway of the closet. As Lacey started to leave and walk out his hands on both sides of the doorframe stopped her. He just stood there, grinning at her. "Cole, what are you doing?" "you know what I'm doing - we've been dancing around this for months" "it's time" "Time for what?", Lacey barely got out of her mouth as Cole pushed her up against the wall. Lacey was startled at first, but almost immediately the startle gave way to.