He spurred on small talk as they went, 'Where are you from?', 'Is your family looking for you?', 'Did someone hurt you?' His calm, but deep voice had ...er at ease quickly. She found herself answer most of his questions, sharing some things, keeping others. He seemed kind, just a lonely farmer, in a nowhere town. After all, he said he had no family. 'Here's a towel, I'll find something clean for you to wear, shower is upstairs on the right.' Mark said after they'd arrived in his home. It was. Then had a better idea. Stay where I was." Oh!" We need to talk. Lets go to the coffee house."Cathy led the way to the small hut that served hot drinks and ice cream to the park visitors. We got a drink each, and then sat in silence. I didn't know where to start. I couldn't believe this wasn't about last night, not given Cathy's urgency when we met. At first she seemed to think it was my call. Then she said,"Now we've got our breath back, I have to ask you something. Your answer won't affect. ” She told her mother. Fiona stood up from the table leaving her still relatively full plate behind. “You finish eating breakfast, Michael, so we can head into town.” Nancy frowned at Fiona's plate, “You feeling okay, Fi? You barely touched your breakfast.” Fiona turned and shrugged, “I'm just feeling full. I kinda had a bit of a snack before you made breakfast.” Michael quietly sipped his orange juice, praying that he wasn't blushing all too much. After finishing his breakfast Michael and. Also a homeopathic doctor whom Melissa befriended and learned from watched Nana, the old midwife and master of Chinese herbal medicine assist the birth. Nana's granddaughter, Leanne worked along side her, translating while learning. Leanne's brother Sam videotaped the occasion. Both of them had become close friends with Melissa and Sarah soon after Melissa began learning from the old woman, intimate friends in fact, with Sam and Melissa sharing a bed on occasion and Sarah and Leanne pleasuring.