" What's this about?" I know they have to go home ... I don't want them to sail. It would have been alright if they kept on ... instead they had to co...e back and I don't want them to die in the coming storm ... and they will if they sail the boat." You sound certain." I am ... I knew who they were before my father did." DAVID! ... GRACE!"The clatter on the deck let him know they were coming."Daddy?" Ship your boat ... you're coming home with me." Yes, Sir," David said. He looked at Hineahuone,. "No, you're not. You need to get over that bitch and get back to being yourself."Now it was his turn to shake his head. He gulped down another long swallow of vodka from the bottle. He stared at the woman standing in front of him and pointed at her. "Look," he said. "No one's worried about me. Not you, not Mom, not any of those jerks at the club. You're all just pitying me. That cunt broke my fucking heart in front of everyone I care about and she made me look like a fucking moron in the. She got a garbled reply, shrugged, and hung up. "I think we'd better see what's going on."The flower shop was only a few minutes away. When they turned the corner of the block they saw the fire trucks filling the street. The flower store was just a charred ruin."Okay," Krissi said, "this is a problem." There she is," Devlin's mother said. "Let's find out what happened." I came in this morning and the place was already burning," the owner said a couple of minutes later." She had a basket next to. Fortunately they were in the deep forest and no one could hear her squeals of passionate delight.One morning when he was sitting watching her cut vegetables for stew, he noticed for the first time that they never had any visitors. In fact, no one even passed their way since his arrival."Don't you have family?" They disowned me when I was castout of my village," she said without looking up."Do you miss them?" No, I don't." Why is that?"She gently placed her cutting knife on the table and wiped.