She was right, I did like the taste. I figure my body was telling me that I needed more than the meat, bread and beans we had been having. We made sur... to take the other animal's organs back for Claire.We decided that we would look ahead for a bit while we waited for the wagon train to make it to our location. I spotted vultures circling around something ahead and we headed toward the location. Soon we spotted something in the grass ahead but couldn't make out what it was. When we arrived we. Growing up without a mom was hard. Tony’s mom, Mrs. C. always insisted I call her mom, I think she felt sorry for me and tried to be the surrogate mom that I didn’t have since my own mom remarried and moved out of the country. I was over Tony’s house every day since my dad worked long hours. Mrs. C. didn’t mind since Tony was an only c***d she liked having me over keeping him company.Growing up next to Tony I got to see a lot of Mrs. C. and let me tell you she aged well. She must be around 42. She started me off at a hundred yards, which I thought was ridiculous. I couldn't even throw a rock that far. How was I supposed to shoot something that seemed like it was a mile away? Then I looked through the scope and it looked ridiculously easy until I pulled the trigger the first time. I wasn't ready for either the noise or the kick.She made me put on the headphones I'd forgotten to wear but the second time I closed my eyes as I pulled the trigger, anticipating the sharp crack and the. "Adam voiced his agreement."So, I was married in the heyday of my career," Tim began again."Emmanuelle Lynn," Adam offered."Yes," Tim said with surprise. This guy knew a lot of history about a business that many preferred to keep underground. "Yes. Em and I got married but we lacked the commitment to stay together. Check that. We thought we could have it all. It doesn't work that way in real life. Anyway, Em is sort of why I'm calling. We got divorced 25 years ago but I'm still close to her.