”Crudwright was on foot and could not see the rocks, and he sneered in contempt. “Whatever you see could not possibly be the structure we seek, wh...ch will be buried under centuries of soil and wind blown sand.”“Quite so. But perhaps the structure you seek has been built over many times during those same centuries? I understand there are several older incarnations of the city buried beneath present day London.” I dismounted. “Whatever; you know your business best, but no mapping can take place. Mom served me breakfast and sat down between Dad and I. She kept looking at me with oogly-eyes, but I disregarded it. We all silently ate our breakfast. After ten minutes or so, Dad glanced up at the clock and began to panic."Shit! I'm going to be late. I have to go. Bye!" he shouted as he scooped up his briefcase and ran out the door."Have a good day!" Mom shouted out, but he was long gone.She turned her head back towards me and asked, "What do you want to do today?"I thought for a minute and. A few times I sat outside the law offices where Carrie worked and followed her to see where she was going when she left the office. By Wednesday of that first week I was calling Carrie three or four times a day. At first she was patient with me but by the second week I could tell my calls were making her angry. I knew I should stop but I couldn't. I really didn't think I was doing anything wrong. After all, she was my wife.The following Monday as I returned to my apartment after work I was met. It now took a very special dedication to pull them off with our teeth as we had done that first Saturday night.Tanya came into my room with Suzanne in her arms. I was feeding Pansy. Victoria was happily playing with her building bricks, busily giving orders to herself, building them up, knocking them down. Tanya sat down, hauled out a full and already dripping breast, then we swapped babies; I held Suzanne while she sucked Tanya's mammoth teat, while Tanya cuddled Pansy. Victoria loved this.