"What would your mother do?" Amy asked."Probably nothing," Donna guessed."So if she was in the room but not allowed to talk and Harmon came in... ?" O...oooo! I LIKE IT!" Donna gushed."We could keep Harmon quiet, too," Toby offered.Mac eyed Donna. "No, I think Noreen would be just as happy knowing who she was dealing with. We only need to keep Pop in the dark -- until it's too late, anyway." Donna nodded thoughtfully."See what you can do," Amy directed, "We'll support you and make it work. Mac,. "We call the master bedroom!" yelled Kate. Cory and Chris rolled their eyes while Brock avoided their glances. The four of them hauled their gear into the house and started a fire in the fireplace; it was already dark out so they would have to wait until the next day to hit the slopes. They all had hot chocolate and sat by the fire until it was very late, then they all retired to their rooms. Cory and Chris had to share the small guest room in the back while Kate and Brock headed into their. I had been moved to the side car of Tina’s life. It sucked.“Why so glum, chum?” Ian said coming up to my table.“You are such a fucking dork.” I said.“Dork? Man, you must be out of it if that’s the best come back you have.” Ian said.He sat down and slipped a CD across the table at me.“What’s this?” I asked.“It’s a CD full of old-school Goth music. Try it, you’ll like it.”“Who’s on it?”“You know, The Sisters, Bauhaus, Siouxsie, Fields, Ministry, all the big names the yuppies will never know.”“I’m. . including a fella with a B-26."If we pay for the gas, oil and your time, will you ferry the bunch of us to Franklins in Lansing?" Grace asked.The old guy said, "I hope to shout! I been needing to talk to Ben. Buy the gas and oil and my time is free."He called for a tug and a tow to the pumps ... filled up and towed back.David paid. "Why do I always have to pay, Grace?" Because you love me ... and that couch is pretty lonely."That got a nod.So ... we all loaded up in the narrow winged aircraft.