Sid was such a miracle to me that it hurt to see him brood.Brood he did though, over his concern for Hawk, his memories of the pain the bear brought h...m. His concerns about what this trip was supposed to bring us to, and what it would mean from there.We were supposed to find 'the sun', on this road somewhere, and he, she or it would be one of us, and lead us, we hoped, to 'the sky', who may or may not be one of us as well. Whatever we were. As Sid had said it once, 'prophesies suck'.The drive. But that means instead of just seeing Vi at the mall on Friday,we are going to do some shopping.You try to intimidate Vi on Monday and she was scared of going to schooltoday. You will not talk to her until Friday young man."Ron was learning that if he did not speak with the utmost respect to hismom he would just make this horrible predicament worse. "Mother, I didno such thing. I asked her how she could lie about me. I am and willalways proclaim my innocence for you taught me to be honest.". This was before the days when everything had to be inenclosed malls. This shoe store stood alone just off abusy main drag in a bedroom community in NorthernVirginia just outside Washington, DC, the displaywindow faced the parking lot so I was sure to see ifany customers drove up.After only a few minutes, I noticed head lights out ofthe corner of my eye and sure enough, a car pulled upright in front of the store and parked, two veryattractive young women got out of the car walked up tothe. "Get changed and we'll practice," he said but it was more like an order. I hurried off to change. I came back out ten minutes later and Enrique's eyes widened in admiration, He walked to me from standing across the hall. "You look amazing, Clarie," he said, slowly, staring deeply into my green eyes. His hands went round the back of my head and pulled out my hair band and unraveled my plait, putting it over my shoulders. He grinned. "Beautiful." I smiled whilst blushing. Enrique grabbed my hands.