"You'll see, dear. Just wait and see."While Arnold guffawed loudly. "Best show in town, son. And so long as Jan is not here with us, there's no harm i... your joining us. -- But you'll see what we mean in a few moments."Steve didn't know what to make of it. Actually he felt that his in- laws were being altogether too mysterious about wherever it was they were taking him. He half-suspected that the wildest thing they could think of would be an illicit bingo parlor presided over by a bunch of old. Which gave us an hour to kill before we were picked up to go to Cal’s counselling session.Cal came and curled herself up on my lap, resting her head on my shoulder. Without even thinking about it, I bent my head down and kissed the top of her head softly.And that’s how we were an hour later when we were interrupted by the room phone ringing to tell us that our lift to the medical centre where we were meeting the counsellor was here.We stood up. Shook ourselves properly awake then disappeared. She looked up at Red and searched her eyes for anything that said that was a fucking joke, but she wasn’t smiling. Cris hadn’t even seen her blink since she asked the question. Red was just staring straight into her eyes, unwavering, daring Cris to answer. Or not answer. Cris couldn’t tell. “I asked you a question. I expect an answer.” Red tipped the glass to her lips, downed the rest of the whiskey without even batting an eye, and sat the glass down on the table with an audible clink. Shit. I'm happy with the results of this," I replied."Me too. Now kiss me goodnight," Judy said."Yes my wife, I will kiss you goodnight," I replied.Then we kissed passionately for about 30 seconds or so."Well, see you tomorrow my love," I said."Yes you will. And every single day after tomorrow too, because I love you," Judy replied."I love you too sweetheart, goodnight," I said."Goodnight," Judy replied."Goodnight you kids," Connie said as she poked her head in."Goodnight aunt Connie," We both.