She smiled.“Everything looks different,” she said dreamily.“Looks good,” Luke agreed. “You look really good.”“Mmmm,” Tina nodded, not ...eally paying attention.A moment passed in blissful silence as Tina stared across the room. Everything looked different: crisper, sort of, more defined. The corners of the room, the soft curves of the furniture. She’d never realized before how perfect it all was!The room went dark, suddenly, and Tina asked in confusion, “What happened?”“Too bright,” Luke said. Initially she suggested we walk around the garden, and she pointed out various points of interest that we hadn’t been able to see as on Saturday when we visited there was a rain shower. Even now the ground was still damp. When we went back into the house, I asked if I should remove my shoes as they were a little muddy with some mown grass stuck to them. She wouldn’t hear of it.She made us both coffee and we sat opposite each other in easy chairs talking about nothing particular, as on the phone. She had that aggressive look in her eyes – the look I remembered seeing just before my last surgery.Colleen and I had made sure there were plenty of snacks and refreshments out for when the girls returned, and we enjoyed small talk as we all munched. The early April weather was unseasonably cool, and it was supposed to drop into the high thirties by midnight. We had no plans to go out. An evening in, with the gas fireplace adding warmth and ambiance to the atmosphere, sounded most excellent.. " Good. What are we having?" Breaded pork chops, green beans, salad." Sounds good."Sara went back to the stove and Mary turned around."Mary. What did the dentist say?" I'm gonna get implants!" New tits?" No, Silly. They can put false teeth into your jawbone so they work just like the real thing."You mean you won't be able to take them out?" Nope." That's too bad. A lot of guys like gum jobs. You'd be real popular." God, Jack. You're awful." You look like something's on your mind. What's up?" I.