.. just come along; we will figure something along theway..." You sure about this?" I quizzed.My mom added quickly, "if you are okay with it, then we ...re fineabout it."Dad nodded in agreement with mom quickly. I thought about thismatter long and hard. Finally, I just shrugged my skinnyshoulders and answered, "Oh well, I'm cool."For a minute, we just stared at one another. Gradually, a smileformed on every face and we burst out laughing hard."Oh come on! Let's go now. We are very late already.". Cal shoved a mug of coffee in front of the boy, and Seth swallowed some. The boy banged down his mug and started choking."I swear, can't none of you Tibbits hold your coffee?" Cal said. He poured himself another cup and poured it down his throat as if to test it. "One of my better brews." What time you get home, boy?" Harlan asked."Don't know," Seth said. "Late. Met this guy named Tyler in the bar. We went catting around town till near sunup." Same boy got throwed out of the bar with you?" Cal. "Come on, come help me with dinner." Sure," Jamie muttered and put his bag down by the table. She heated a skillet with oil and threw in some chopped garlic and herbs before passing him the light pink fish."Six minutes on each side," she told him and then with the small saucepan boiling threw in some baby carrots with the stalks on. She laughed as Jamie asked her whether she should have cut them off, and took out a griddle to warm up with a teaspoon of oil."What the hell is that?" Jamie asked,. It's overlaid with a message string recalling who Jenny was, what she did, when she vanished, asking for information, encouraging site visitors to contact if they think she has seen her and finally a message from Andrew and Inga thanking visitors for their interest and asking Jenny to get in touch, in touch with them or in touch with the Charity if she would prefer. But she never does...I take a deep breath. I would rather like to sink back to sleep but I can't because today, today I have.