That is at least one small mercy. She was dead before she even knew there was a problem… Didn’t make it any easier on me and Dad though. After the...funeral, I spent the next few months in a daze. Shame really, if I’d been more together I might have noticed… I might have been able to help Dad. I still blame myself. In my heart of hearts, I know I’m not responsible, but I still carry a lot of guilt. I never saw him smile again, not the easy, beaming grin that he wore most of the time before the. We’ll all appear to you similar to this.” He gestured with his hands and left tracers in the air that faded out after a few seconds. “They will see you for what you are as well, but don’t be surprised if they ignore your existence. Do not pester any of them. If any of us wishes to speak to you, we’ll make our presence known. Otherwise it would be best not to interfere, they aren’t all as good natured as I am. They won’t kill you because you are protected, but there are other things in life. It was then that he noticed that one of his passengers had been hit. The man's wife had fainted when he dropped suddenly. He also noticed fuel streaming from his right wing, and switched his cross-feed to the left tank, so that he wouldn't lose fuel from it too. Still unable to raise anyone, and with at least one passenger likely to be dead soon if not already, Rudy sped on towards the Arctic Fox, all the while trying to raise someone on the radio.Finally he did raise Grif, who had a former. You are going to head out withus tonight, right?" Linda smiled as she saw me approach. My eyes lookedher over with renewed vigor as she waited for me. She was hot, not thatshe was quite my type. She was a bit too tall and lanky. My preferencesran towards the shorter and curvier variety. Still, the look ofenthusiastic lustfulness on her face made up for any deficiencies.Whatever it was I was getting myself into, she certainly was ready toenjoy it."Yeah, I guess I'm too curious to say no." I.