As soon as Jack had served breakfast, everyone began to consume it voraciously to replenish their energy, spent from the night before."What are you tw... guys up to today?" Rachel asked. Jack and Chris looked at each other, not really knowing what to say."Golf?" Jack replied."Fishing?" Chris added."Just guy stuff really..." Jack said to Rachel. "And you girls?" he added, pointing to them."Girl stuff. Nothing you need to know about." Sarah jumped in. Rachel nodded and smiled, before running off. Could you look on the caller id box for the number that called around 1?"Robbie found the number and gave it to me. "Dad, mom got called into work just after you left." Ok. Thanks. I have to go. I'll see you when I get home." Ok. See you tonight."I got off the phone and called the number that Robbie had given me."Hello." Hi Jessica. It's Rob. Is Julie still there?" No, she left about an hour ago." Do you still need that faucet put in?" You bet. I want my sink before Monday. I was able to get a. ”“Oh? So you had no control over your actions?” He didn’t wait for her to answer. “We can’t have that. Simmons.”Cait wondered briefly who Simmons was but one of the men holstered his weapon and stepped forward, the other still aiming at her.“Sir.” Simmons answered.“Multitool, please.”Simmons took a multitool from his belt and handed it over to Montague. It was a collection of tools in one unit, not unlike a swiss army knife but heavier duty. It had a collection of adjustable wrench and screw. He was quick tempered, and was often dismissal of other people around him. We pushed him to move out quickly after nearly 6 months. Our relationship couldn't recover.Christmas was rolling around, and I began to feel bad. I missed my friend, and it seemed as if he couldn't care less. With the holidays just around the corner, I knew we would run into each other at mutual friends parties, so I knew it would be awkward. I came up with a plan to talk with him, and if nothing else, let him know that.