They all had nightcap. Nat pulled his daughter in his lap as he did when she was young and hugged her. The thought she would not be around made him sa..., "Really daddy!! I am barely an hour's flight and four hours' drive away." Heather tried to be the grown up woman of twenty years.Melissa added, "Heather, you fill this house with grace and happiness. I agree with Nat, house is not the same without you." Heather knew the love that made them feel sad even when she was away for a day. She stopped. Deana simply managed to avoid him most of the time."About time you got here," he snorted when she entered his room.Deana smiled and took the bottle into the toilet, emptied it, and rinsed it out."Do you need to go?" she asked."Hell yes, I need to go! Why do you think I was shouting for you?" Do you need any help?"Wilkins flushed. He could manage alone if he had to, but it was a hell of a chore. "Well, it's easier with help," he muttered. "You nurses run in and run right back out, leaving a man. Give the phone to Emma."Obviously the damn idiot had gotten a shock because he, to my great surprise, gave the phone to Emma so I continued by asking her, "What the hell are you doing? Sitting there in the coach necking with that damn maniac, Ronny, who's been bragging about promising to fuck you tonight? You have never said a word to me about him being involved in the damn theater during the whole summer. You only made sour comments about 'Ronny could have been better than you' and tonight you. “The book, is it good?” “Oh! Candy!” he replied a little surprised. “Yes, I’ve only just started it, but I think I’m going to enjoy it.” “It’s one I’ve planned to read,” I said to him. We continued our small talk and I then decided to swim a little more before getting out, drying myself and returning to my lounger to continue getting some sun and carrying on with my reading. “Excuse me,” a voice said after some time. It was Henry. “I’m going to have a bit of lunch, care to join me?” “Thank.