“I did some more background checking on the Connors woman. Her mother and father live over in Culverton. They lived here until about eight years ago... Havenʼt kept in close touch since she married. Apparently they donʼt think much of the husband.”“Oh?”“Yeah, they think heʼs the guy who raped her and got her pregnant. Both the husband and wife deny it, but the parents arenʼt buying it.”“But if he got her pregnant, why would he later adopt the child?”“Doesnʼt make much sense, does it? But Iʼll. "So in what room is Jessica gonna sleep?", asks Tiffany as you all sit at the breakfast table. You unmotivatedly chew your bread."Well", mom answers, "since Luna is used to sleep in other people's bed anyway, she can stay with one of you guys and Jessica gets her room."Luna stops eating, gives your mom a disapproving look, but says nothing. She never talks a lot. Luna is sweet and adorable, 5'3'', long brown hair and sparkly green eyes, likes sleeping more than anything else and always has this. He was feeling a bit better. Shesuggested he sit at the desk until she called on him to introducehimself. He sat and thought about what to say to the students. The first class went great, as it was first year students andthey were open to anything. In the second class, when he wasintroduced he started with the same speech. "I am going to show you some cooking ideas. I believe cookingshould be fun and an interesting experience, not a chore that isdetested. I will try to show you how to. A whole week passed with us both side-stepping the real core of the situation like an ostrich in sand I for one did not want to accept reality. We went to talk with the doctor; he was frank and honest with every aspect of the problem, this dreadful illness and its effects. There was nothing could be done just what is euphemistically referred to, as palliative care. Sue was especially keen to hear all the detail`s, of her expected end, and as the details unfolded I could see she was not.