"She's not here," he said simply. "She does not live here. To the best of my knowledge, there is not a single item of hers inside this apartment. Even...if you weren't wasting your time by thinking she would leave with you, you're wasting mine by showing up where she does not live." But you know where she does live," Ed Smith said. Adam nodded blandly."And that is her decision to make if she wants you to know," Adam replied. "The last impression I got from her – when she told Eric that he could. They are not a woman, until it’s been entered, or what we men call broken. Do you understand baby?”I wink and said, “Sure we talk about that in health class at school. How can I tell if I have one?”Grampa winks, “I can check for you if you want me too. I must warn you though, it might hurt a little bit, and then it will go away?”I make a face and say, “Will it hurt a lot?”He continues to rub my clit and answered, “Not really. Do you still want me to check baby?”I nod my head in agreement, not. Then I realized that I must have looked exactly like that twice. One thing was certain; Denac would not be helping me with the tree today.That didn't mean today wasn't meant to be the day the tree came down though. Or I knew for sure that someone thought it should. Maybe my benefactors and Breezus just hadn't bothered to get together to check their calendars of events. Things had been arranged, though I didn't make my discovery until after we'd had our breakfast.With Denac out of any work. About the time you’ve got him figured out, he does something that lets you know that you don’t understand him at all. Right after you died, he started a national campaign to end Breast Cancer. His ads are ridiculous, but they work. He raises tens of millions of dollars every year. He’s funding efforts that have some demonstration of success. I don’t know if he’ll succeed in wiping out breast cancer, but I’ve heard that they’ve had some great advances. I’m sorry that it’s too late for you.“Eric.