Louis. We started dating and got engaged in the middle of our sophomore year. Then she got a scholarship to some big time school in New York City. Nei...her of us really wanted her to go, at least I didn't want her to. But it was too great an opportunity to pass up so she left. Promises were made that we would talk two or three times a week and visit each other as much as possible.Not that visits would be very often, mostly holidays, spring break, and over the summer. Neither of us could afford. Now I want to see, if and when Blevins and Anya show up again." Not to mention ask around about the Russian crackdown?" he guessed."I little of that, I'm sure." I replied honestly.What I didn't admit to, was that Mosby would make that a bit easier. No matter what else Mosby might be, she was great bait. Men looked at her and their brains turned to mush, while there pricks turned to stone.The ride out to the cabin didn't seem nearly as long in the daylight. From our office the drive went for. ”“I am sure there is a tale there.”“I wouldn’t spoil it for James and Kathy to tell it to you,” I replied.As much as I would have liked to get away and try the portal it simply was not going to happen. I was family and any one with me was family. There was no way that any of the others were going to be denied to opportunity to see family. Martha had a way about her; you just didn’t want to argue with her.So, we had lunch together and the stories began. They would grow in content and detail as. We gathered the majority of the Nat-a-gee currently living on different worlds into large vessels, and embarked for our destination.In addition to all the Nat-a-gee refugees, I insisted that my entire crew of companions, as well as my parents and my dad’s companions, be present on this journey. I couldn’t explain to them why they all had to be there, and several of them complained that we should have left one or two behind with the children, instead of forcing the kids to take such a long.