"I nodded my head, pretending I could follow all this tech speak.Our young shoplifter was looking in our direction with an anxious expression on her f...ce. The monitor was angled so that she could not see the actual images we three were seeing but she could see the amused expression on my face and listen to us talking about her body.We were also able to observe the details of her navel and a small heart shaped tattoo just below the navel and just above the panty line. Dimly visible through the. Maybe I was deluding myself by thinking God used my death and transfer into Brian's body to save Jennifer, but it gave me comfort and hope. Those were two things in short supply in my life.Until I had my epiphany the night before, I hadn't realized how "stealing" Brian's body had eaten at me. I now found peace with the explanation that unless these things occurred exactly as they had, Jennifer would have died an early death. That made enough sense and appealed to my romantic nature - even if it. They were having fun and the crowd loved it.At ten-twenty or so, Feleena walked in. When the Hombres struck up the intro to El Paso, everyone yelled ‘FELEENA!’ I sang the song and Feleena gave me the nicest smile I’d seen from her in quite a while.I went to her table and said hello, then walked back to the band. I held up my hands and asked for quiet, it took a minute or so, but I finally had everyone’s attention.“Ladies and Gentlemen, I know that you love listening to me and the Hombres, but. John Andrews existed nothing more, nothing less.The invisible man did have his virtues. He was a kind man, always helped astranger, would lend money to people he knew and would not expect it back.On especially hard days, he would find himself in pet store and visit thecaged animals. John connected with those creatures knowing he lived in aprison he made for himself. The saddest part if anyone bothered to ask ifhe was happy, John would have truthfully said, I don't know.Fate would step in on one.