The shambles of the team were frustrated and that bothered Sean. He sampled the emotions from the team as they straggled into the locker room after pr...ctice. They were demoralized and ready to give up.Sean pulled AJ and Scott to the side and had a quiet word with them. Scott grinned and AJ grimaced."Can't Scott give the speech?" AJ asked mournfully."No," Sean said patiently, with a smile. "You said that you would take the lead with this. Remember? Scott is your support with this plan. He can. ." I said.Her attention caught by the tone in my voice, she stopped fidgeting with the dress and looked up."You want me to leave?" Jill asked."We're a family," I shook my head. "Secret, though, right?" Pinky swear," both girls said in unison as they held up their littlest fingers. I smiled. It felt really good to be the Sterlings again."Jeanne, I loaned him the money to rent the tux," I said. "And to pay for the tickets and a room. You've been to his house, right?" Oh, God," Jeanne had turned. There was nothing Paul would not do for his 'dad' or 'mom'."This is a lot of food, and it goes to a lot of people. I wanted to make smaller trips to each. There is no need to help with the small loads. I would like to borrow an extra set of keys for a night or two, if it is all right with you?" Sure, when are you going to make your first delivery?" I would like to back the van up, and load up for the first, now."The van was loaded, coincidently making it handle better in the snow. I pocketed. Nevertheless, it was the most relaxation I had gotten in a while. I’m not quite sure what told me to come here in the first place. It was way into the late night, where even the wildest of people in the city were sleeping. I should be doing the same thing, resting in bed with Dan. He wouldn’t worry, though. He knew I had late nights. I found myself humming. I found that funny. Even when it was becoming a hassle, music still poured from my very soul. It always would. There was a soft noise.