She really was a fortunate woman. She just wished her married life would be normal, that's all really, that's all she wanted then her life would be co...plete. She finished up her coffee and ran the shower. She stepped out of her nightgown and warm robe and into the shower. The warm water felt good spraying against her bare skin. She took some peach scented soap gel and lathered herself up, starting with her face and neck, shoulders and working her way down. It made a lot of lather and she rubbed. She would rather be outside playing even if it was with boys and not inside with the grown-ups who always found something for her to do that took away from her playtime.Her mother called to her from the front door."Sandy! Oh, Sandy ... Time to come in, dear. We are leaving for church."She ran inside quickly dodging Robert who wanted to pull her pigtail like a little imp always getting into trouble. She was a lot faster than him and slipped inside the door before he could get her.The church was. We had slept all night in the same position we had finished in the evening before. Kayko had thrown a lite blanket over us before she had retired for the evening, so we were both nice and warm. Good morning honey, she said as she knelt on the couch beside us. Good morning, I replied while stretching a bit. Why didnt you wake me up last night? I asked as Erin began to stir. You two looked so peaceful together, she said as she stroked Erins hair. I just didnt have the heart to separate you. I. Just then the doorbell rang andRyan rushed to go get it."CAPD Open up Nestler!" A deep but seriously spooky voice said from theother side of the great oak door, and when Ryan opened up the door hewas greeted by the silver shield of a cop"Is there a problem Officer?" Ryan asked calmly somehow he was worried."We are looking For Brian Nestler... We believe he is a key member inan organization bringing Chaos to the northern District these days."Ryan was shocked. Little Brian in a gang? This had to.