Pete re-oriented the van so we were facing in the direction that it, whatever it was, went, and took off in chase. As we followed it, George asked us ...hat we saw."I saw what looked like a dense version of the proverbial 'London Fog'. Thick enough I could have ladled it into a bowl, and about as tasty as pea soup is to a kid," I answered and glanced at Pete."The fog felt evil." Pete shivered "Evil with a capital 'E'".Pete possessed the uncanny ability of judging how good or evil a person, place,. Then just a little more. I was too afraid to look at the guy the first few seconds but then I did. He wasnt looking. Dammmmit. So, I did it a little more and then out of the corner of my eye, I was sure his head lifted.I thought I would be wet right there and then. He was totally looking up between my legs! I kept my knees spread a little then straightened back up and locked them back together. After maybe a half a minute, I reached for my purse again and spread my knees---on accident, of. Feed your Joy."Janice gasped. "Oh, I said that wrong. I know she's my daughter, but I hope she's everyone's Joy as well." If she's half as cheerful as her mother, she will be," I said with a quiet smile. I had already climbed out of bed and was lifting Madoka from her crib. She had not slept the night through, but I had managed to wake quickly when she fussed during the night. This morning she clearly was a bit fussy until I offered her a breast and she started to suckle. I sighed in. Kasey Mooreland... the thought jumped into my mind. I went to my pickup and drove around back ... I couldn’t get the image of her from my mind. She seemed to move in slow motion and her long hair seemed to float in the air when she turned. I knew I’d never meet a pretty woman like her. But there was no harm in dreaming I could.Tina told me that I would meet someone special and when I did. She would be that special someone to want me. Yeah right, hell I’m just a handy-man.A broke on his ass.