‘What kind of a name is that?’ Zoa shrugged. ‘Well, Zoa. I’ll put on a friendly face, look him in the eye, and tell him that we aren’t going...to attack early. If there is any seer in him at all, he will know that I’m not lying.’ —==(o)==— ‘That was the last one,’ said his Lei. Wrapping the latest bow in a dry straw. ‘I guess we will be traveling soon then,’ said Kokata. He was looking forward to it. ‘Actually I was hoping I could count on you to stay here,’ said his Lei, her eyes full of. More money outflow from what was an ever-diminishing reserve, but I didn't consider it wasted if it helped me feel easier about what was to come.Five hours is a bloody long time, and I had precious little with which to occupy it. I'd picked up a paperback book at the airport kiosk but found it didn't hold my attention; it was a fairly routine thriller, but my mind kept returning to the real-live one in which I was so deeply immersed and I couldn't concentrate on it. With nothing else to do. "Ok then just go and get changed and let's say no more about it," heannounced."Eh there's just one slight problem with that," I said."What?" he said agitated with the situation."Well you had a visitor this afternoon." He looked at me his mood deepening. "Who?" he asked."Amanda."This lit the blue touch paper. "You mean to say that you were prancingaround the house in Grace's clothes and my Social Worker saw you." I nodded sheepishly. "Well that's just fucking fantastic I'd be surprised if she's. I couldn't believe she had ever split up with such a fine example of a man.He was slightly tanned.He greeted her with a kiss on the cheek, his hand slipped around the back of her and gave her gorgeous bottom a little pat, without a care in the world that I was looking.He then opened the passenger door for her, and held her hand as she got in.Closing the door, he then walked over to the driver's seat, got in, and drove away with my wife.The hours ticked by so slowly the rest of the night for me..