“Sometimes change can be good. There was something care-free about our relationship. I think that phase is over, replaced by something more ... seri...us -- something with a direction. When you mentioned starting a family -- that really drove it home. I didn’t think you wanted kids, Adam.”“I don’t, not want them. Now’s not the time.”“I hope we can start a family. If we do, I’ll cherish our children, more than if I hadn’t had the abortion. That embryo won’t have died in vain.”“Did you have plans. I felt a kick on my butts as I could smell that chances of taking both of them is gleam and chances of having Zen is also gleam. However I couldn’t say anything expect saying yes with a artificial smile. The next day I was flying back. I called her. She said she has got the leave approved and I have to arrange for a car. I landed in Bangalore on Wednesday early morning to called her up. I told her that I need some sleep to get off my jetlag and have booked the cab for the next day. On Wednesday. “Oh, I was! Ask him how he cleaned it up,” Barb told Kim."Oh god," I moaned, trying not to look up.“Well?” they both said in unison."I licked it up," I said, wanting to crawl under a rock and die.“Truth in advertising, Pervert, tell us in detail how you cleaned up your cum,” Barb instructed as she winked at Kim."I licked my sperm off of your dress," I answered.“Did you swallow it?” asked Kim eagerly.“Of course he did. He's a fucking panty jerking pervert,” Barb quipped. “Just talking about it. At the front door a woman met us with a motherly look on her face. Columba greeted her and said, "Audrey, this is David Everett. He is the one who saved our lives and got shot to pieces for his bravery. While you are on the premises, remember that anything David needs or asks for is your second priority, right after Leah's safety."Turning to me, Columba said, "David, meet Audrey. She is one of Leah's nurses and has been with us since about three months before the baby was born. She supervises.