"You having fun?" he asked when I arrived.I rested my elbows on the counter. "Yeah. Thanks for letting me go down there." Sure. Fine. How are – uh �...� what's her name? – Kayla? – and that Tyler guy?" They're good. They want us to go to the movies with them tonight."He looked at me for a while and his mood seemed to turn dark. Then he shook his head. "I don't think so." It'd be fun. They wanna be my friends. And your friend too."He leaned out over the counter and looked down onto the beach where. I had to see him. My tears were already falling because I knew what they would think.We had been driving around in the rain, but being careful. We had spent the night out while my boyfriend was out doing his thing. I knew he wouldn't go too far. He never left me alone for very long.I had heard the accident reported on the news as having just occurred. I was nearby. It was imperative that I get to the scene and get to him. I could see several officers surrounding the area and making their. Sylvan Grove also marked the physical boundary between the mortal world and the land of the Fairy. It was here, on this most sacred ground, that the rituals would be observed and the ashes of the fallen returned to Mother Earth.Each shroud wrapped body was laid to rest on a low stone alter, and after a few brief words by the King to any family, and a short spell casting by Emory, their shroud glowed a brilliant white and then vanished, leaving behind no trace. A lone kilt clad piper played out. "Lori is at the dentist and Lexi is visiting her grandmother in Bellingham this weekend." Ugh," I grimaced. "The dentist on a Friday night." A dark and dreary night, I might add," Jan smiled."Yeah, this winter weather is going to take some getting used to," I said sourly."The bad news is we're still a month away from winter yet," Sue complained."Well, enough of this depressing weather talk. What have you ladies got planned for the weekend?" I asked as we found a table in the lounge."There's a.