I also knew where the bugger had his hand and that the dream had reality attached to it.“I love you,” he said softly to me.I smiled and gently pre...sed my lips to his briefly. “And now you’re stuck with me,” I replied. “I’m sorry for dragging you into my problems James.”“Justin,” he replied. “The sooner we think of each other with our new names, the better. When I volunteered to come here with you, it wasn’t just to make your father happy, Danny. I love you, girl, and where you are, is where I. You know of him?’ He nodded. ‘He’s the fellow that got nominated for that wrestling movie … The Wrestler, I think.’ ‘Yep, that’s him. Though you kind of look a lot like him during his younger days. Back in the eighties when he did Angel Heart. You ever saw that one?’ ‘Scared me the first time I watched him make love to that Cosby girl with blood dripping down the roof. I kind of liked him better in Rumble Fish opposite that other actor, Dillon. He was much handsome back then.’ ‘You really know. ” The sky suddenly lit up, a veil of lightning filling the panorama of the sky and illuminating the dark grey clouds as fingers of electricity danced upon the surface of the water. “Best take shelter under one of the lean-tos and ride it out. Not much we can do about Livie until it passes.”oOoThe storm turned day into night, eclipsing the sun entirely as it raged. Violent winds flattened flora and tore through the castaway’s meager shelter, leaving them bruised and battered and, for the first. Len smiled all the harder. He'd wondered if he'dhave any bonafied full blown hallucinations, and if he did,whether or not he'd be able to distinguish them fromreality. Now he knew. In this instance, common senseoverrode sensory perception. He laughed. The laughter madehim laugh all the harder.When he finally calmed down sufficiently, he headed back tocamp. Along the way, he heard a cow bell in his head. Thesound rang over and over. Len focused on the sound, untilhe was convinced it was real..