He had not failed me. I left my little place of paradise and headed off home in the pouring rain.Time moved on and Caroline and I married in nineteen ...eventy-four. We had one son whom we called Graham. We were both on our career ladders and life was good. Graham was a bright boy and very often had his nose in a book. He attended grammar school and was lucky to get a place at Cambridge University. He was studying Law and Economics.~~~We had not been married very long, about three years when. ”I heard my mother from the fireplace, “Michael! You answer your father. What did you mean babies!”I looked at my mother and then at Elizabeth as I helped her onto the bed, “I am curious, did your hearing get better after you had children or is it just that you hear them better?”Elizabeth, Cat and Sam laughed and Elizabeth held her hand up to my lips, “that is a mother’s secret.”My father was half smiling and half frowning, “Michael you have not answered the question.”I held my hand up in a. I put one hand on her knee and looked at her. "I'm sorry, but I just feel like I'm losing you. I'll get over it"."Oh, Dad." she said, cradling my face in one had "It's okay - you'll never lose me. You're my Daddy and I love you."It was a close moment and as I looked into her eyes I wanted to kiss her. I suppose it was the alcohol that gave me courage but I leaned in and kissed her on the mouth - lingering a little longer than a father is supposed to with his daughter. She didn't pull away. As I. "Keith my dear wouldn't you like to make out with a girlmore your age sweetheart?" Audrey sighed as she tenderlykneaded his groin with her long nailed fingers."I can't say I've really thought about it of late!" hereplied as he laid back and enjoyed the experience that hadkept him from returning to college."Well I've read up on all of my husband's data and I nowknow how to get his machine to work without releasing somuch electricity into the laboratory. And besides we couldgo out on the town at.