" Ellen knew full well the impact of her words. "Now take it easy, Josie. Nobody forced him. He joined the Marines to run away. He did it before. It w...s as stupid then as it is now."Josie did not register Ellen's words."This is my fault. He's crippled because I was afraid of my own feelings. He was shot because I treated him like shit. Ellen, is there anything I can do to help?" I'll call you as soon as I know whether and when they'll fly him back. I promise. Right now there's nothing either of. " Tom emphasized by pulling her hips more firmly against his erection."Oh baby, Mommy loves you so much. Do you really love me too? It's important that you tell me the truth, Thomas. Would you do anything for me?" She asked, her expression serious.Tom barely hesitated before replying with complete earnestness, "Yes, Mother. I love you more than I've ever loved anyone. And I would do anything for you... anything in the world to keep you." Then I have something to tell you. Something I know. "I led her down the stairwell to the lower level and into the locker room. We strolled past a few rows of lockers before turning the corner and reaching the main locker area. Rows of lockers lined the walls and down the center was a row of benches. I led her to the far end and asked her to sit on the end of the bench. She sat down and looked at me quizzically."What am I here to see?" she asked as I stepped in front of her.I undid my belt and button before slowly unzipping my fly. She watched as. But we did take the $5,000 home entertainment center. In a fit of spite, Rachael removed all the alcohol from the place, down to the last bottle of beer.Back home, we unloaded the vans and put things away. Then, while Sam returned the U-haul, we ate a sandwich and talked about the future. That is, we started, until Sara made a practical suggestion for our immediate future. "Why don't we take the boat out, dad? There's room for all of us and I think we'd all feel better on the river than we.