I remember parking in the middle of his complex and walking by a group of k**s playing. I wondered if anybody around knew that this was Sean’s apart...ent and saw me walking in and thought anything about it. Probably not. But he did come down and meet me in the parking lot and walked me up to his apartment. He told me to be quiet when we walked in, so we wouldn’t startle the dogs. I walk in and it’s a normal family house. Pics of him and his wife in the living room. He points me toward the guest. We heard a hawks wings beat the air near by, trees and bushed began to rustle in the cooling wind. Faint sounds of approaching thunder seemed to match the sound of our one beating heart. Slowly we began to move again breaking the quiet union in the divine symphony of nature. I was about to speak, when she put her finger over my lips and then wrapped her hands around my elbows and stared deep into my eyes and said, ‘Its all about trust lover boy, its all about trust.’ She started to lean back. And on the other days I’m too honest,” I replied.That broke her and she laughed. She squeezed my bicep once, turned to Jan and nodded, then said, “Okay. You can keep him,” and started for the door. “Bring him by for dinner one night so Pops can meet him too. Do you like steak,” she asked.“Yes ma’am. I like a good steak.”“Good. We do too. Bring rib-eyes when you come. We like thick cuts,” she said and was gone.“I’m dying here. Oh my god. Your grandma is hilarious. I couldn’t tell when she was. He looked at her with puzzlement, followed swiftly by surprise and pleasure as realisation hit him. "Jenny?" he queried, "Jenny? Hell, girl, you have grown up. Wow." She blushed at the appreciation. "Thanks, So you like the grown-up me?" she asked. "Jenny, honey," he said, his arm going found her back and his hand rather close to her bottom, "if I told you what I thought of the grown-up you, I would probably get arrested." She laughed at the compliment, as they went in and ordered coffees. Over.