"I know that you did ... thank you." Miranda heard her murmur as she returned his hug gratefully"Has there been any more word on how he's doing?"His v...ice was as controlled his mother's and Miranda wanted to cry for them, since it seemed they were both determined not to, seemed to be determined to be strong!"He's stable ... the doctor will be out shortly to give us an update." Let's all sit down then."Miranda followed the little group as they sat back down in the waiting area, and as she sat. At least I got to keep our smallish house for the time being thanks to our rather sluggish bureaucracy. Luckily, my little daughter had found herself a part-time job that paid rather well. So at least we didn't have to starve all that much. Convincing her to start raising her own money if she wanted to go to college had been hard though, given that I didn't have a job myself and was not exactly motivated to get a new one. I need to admit that I would have scored poorly for the father of the. It was the right amount of a show for all plus a turn-on for me, while not going too far. Luci (pronounced Lucy) is a forty-year-old divorced mother of two pre-teens. She is pretty, not gorgeous, but her friendly, bubbly personality makes her a favorite of all that know her. In the office, Luci is much quieter and conservative than me. Here at the party she was literally and figuratively letting her long brunette hair down. She wore a silver sequin dress that accentuated her beautiful, curvy. Well, before. I suggest you take the opportunity to work, because despite my heartfelt eagerness for you to extend your engagement as long as you can, it’d be better to get as far ahead as possible now so you can let things slow down later on. That said, I’m not going to be able to help you for at least a week, so if you find that you can’t work all that quickly, I’m happy to be a convenient excuse.”“Uh ... right. I mean, okay. Yes, I’ll work. I did give an estimated timeline, after all, and it.