She had on her sunglasses covering her green eyes. She set out to the shore. Diana walked slowly through the narrow streets. They still had some lanes...with cobblestones. She supposed it was picturesque. The tourists seemed to think so. They were out in droves today. Each was taking pictures of everything seen to prove they had been here. She knew she would never be accepted as a local but she surely wasn't a tourist anymore. She had to live here for goodness' sake. She made her way down a path. He was a tall, strong, and very handsome young man now. His experiences with his mom had made him much more mature then his buddies in high school.It was a special night; it was the night of his graduation from high school. Tommy was not going to attend the juvenile parties after graduation. He and his mom were going to have a quiet dinner at home alone. Sue was as excited as Tommy about the evening ahead. However, Sue had something more on her mind then just the graduation ceremony.Tommy was. Striding across the room to hug ‘hello’ to their parents, Charles and Maggie both stopped a moment to greet Robinblue and Tristan. They were then gathered into their parents’ arms and smothered with kisses. When the danger of being squeezed to death passed, Charles leaned back and asked, “What’s going on? Where is the usual lunch crowd? Don’t tell me Mom has forgotten how to cook!”“I expect Arthur and Hoss just about any time now. Robert and Mavis are usually a little later but your arrival. Looking in that direction we saw the sky trickle with light in the distance. The wind quickly picked up and we smelled the rain coming. All we could do was brace ourselves. The sheet moved towards us quicker than we had expected. I leaned into his back with my helmet and tucked my hands into the shoulders of his vest to protect them from the raindrops. I gave him the smallest squeeze to his back he reached back briefly to give my thigh a rub and a tap before going back to gripping the handle.