I see your face and I start to cry. Damn, I wish my dad had never got that promotion. We could be planning our college futures now, if not our wedding... Sorry, I didn't mean to presume marriage, but I can't stand the thought of us not being together.I've told Brad to give you this letter without opening it or reading it. I'm coming to visit him and Naty at the college next Friday. If you still have feelings for me like I have for you, please meet me there. We have unfinished business, and I have. The radio call was from Sergeant Greg Atkinson, a deputy the James County Sheriff’s department had assigned to patrol this rural corner of the county. Greg was young, but he was a darn good cop. Martin was glad to hear from him. ‘I’m about a half-mile behind you in my personal vehicle, Adam one,’ Greg said. ‘That black sedan the one that’s following you?’ ‘That’s him,’ Martin said. ‘See if you can get a plate number and run it.’ ‘Copy, A-1,’ Greg said. ‘I’ll see what I can do.’ ‘Operations to. I didn’t have to worry. As I came into the terminal, I saw a big sign held up on a stick, saying ‘Welcome Home Graham!’, along with a bunch of Mylar balloons. “There he is!” screamed a female voice. I started moving that way, and then just dropped my bag as Kelly launched herself into my arms. “You’re home, you’re home!”The traffic in the airport flowed around us, but nobody seemed to mind. My family showed up next, and Mom was just about as bad as Kelly, hugging me and crying. My father and. "Yeah. He'd have to be pretty obtuse not to notice. But he doesn't care. He's happy being him." Do you know you're a nerd?"He smiled, put his arms around me and pulled me in."Yeah. And I'm happy being me."He squeezed me as he said this. I don't know who had the bigger smile, Jeff or I."Tell me more." I snuggled against him. "Does he have a sense of humor?" He has a great sense of humor. Sometimes he can get a little cheesy, but he can see the humor in almost anything."I knew what I was getting.