There was low- lying fog in the air.Her feet led her down the cobblestone walk and then onto the wet expanse of grass down a narrow sandy path bordere... by tall sea grass. She kept on walking as if in some kind of weird trance, almost floating down onto the huge craggy rocks that lay below. She stopped and stood on one, staring out to the beach below, the waves rushing to and fro against the sand. The sun was shining bright, breaking through the fog now and the sea gulls were crying their lonely. Walking to the old factory building I saw Celina awaiting me, "Damn! Sorry Celina in all the activity yesterday I forgot to code the building to allow you access when you got here in the morning." It's alright sir, I figured it was something like that, no need to explain," she sweetly replied. Wow! This was a definite improvement in her character from what she'd been before, now caring and meticulous compared to before when she was wild and dangerous. Opening the building he pulled another. I don't know what I would have done..." She kissed me passionately.I moved her partially on me and kissed the top of her head.Very softly she asked, "Do you want to know?" I know that you're the mother and Fred is the father. Isn't that the way you want it?"She bit her lip and said, "I haven't told him yet, but I guess that's best. Are you okay with that?" I understand. But no matter what happens, promise if you ever need anything, you'll tell me. Please promise me that." I've thought about. ‘Like I said, don’t think I’ll tell you anything,’ Dawkins said as he patted his palm with one end of the breaker bar. ‘And I don’t think you’re big enough to make me.’ As I was debating my next move, Thomas got out of the truck. He’d taken off his suit coat and tie and rolled his shirt sleeves up showing off his huge forearms. Thomas stepped around the front of my truck and said, ‘If he isn’t, I am.’ Dawkins weathered face paled as the big man walked toward him. ‘I wouldn’t hit Thomas with.