"Just you; Marcus is coming to the church with us." He's what? Marcus doesn't even believe in God!" I know, but I asked him to go, and he said yes." W...y?" Why did I ask him, or why did he say he'd go?" Either." I'm going," Marcus said from the doorway behind them, "because she asked." Who's she?" Hope asked him, setting her hands on her hips."You, obviously." It means it's rude to refer to someone as 'she' while they're in the room," Shawna pointed out turning to face him."Why? It's just. For whatever reason,it relaxed me like counting sheep to fall asleep.We pulled up to the emergency entrance and left the car. Fi walked mein and said to the receptionist. "Hi, my wife is in labour." I smiledat 'wife.' Obviously, we weren't married yet but somehow that feltright. Ms. Fiona Walters and Ms. Kelly Cooper. "She's due for a Csection Friday, but someone decided to come a little early," she saidwith a smile.The receptionist gave the briefest of smiles. I didn't begrudge her, asI. Because he hid what he did, not letting anyone else in on it. But was that really right?I decided then and there that I wasn’t gay, that Paul probably wasn’t, either. Neither of us were like lilting, effeminate Lenny, who had been openly gay as long as I'd known him. We just got our rocks off when it suited us, and most girls at our school were prudes anyhow, so it just made things easier. I had no clue that I had just subconsciously placed myself with Paul on whatever level of the cocksucking. I got a week off without pay because of you." That wasn't because of him, Worth," Jenna said. "That was because of you and your shoddy police work. And it wasn't Justin that reported you, it was me. Which you would have known if you'd looked at the report. Justin didn't sign it, I did."Jenna felt the heat of his glare and glared right back. But there was something in his eyes, something black and cold. It sent a shiver through her that just down right irritated her. It also unnerved her a.