Eventually, she got up. Gary’s question was starting to echo in her head. What was he going to do? Should she stay here? Would Gary come back? Would...he want to talk to her? Or would he want her to get out? Could she even face him right now? Did she owe him the opportunity to confront her? Julie called his cell phone three more times, but he didn’t answer. By the third call, she was composed enough to leave a message. ‘I’m so sorry, Gary. I’m so, so sorry.’ Then her tears welled up again,. “I know it.”Jenna sighed. “I hope so, it has been so long and so many things have happened and he has done so much for us, especially me, and all any of us seem to do is to make his life harder. How can that be, Aunt Delia. I mean it makes no sense. We, especially me, have no intention of making daddy hurt or feel bad or suffer or any of it. So why is it that all of those things keep happening to him,” she said. “And the thing at my wedding. I don’t know what I was thinking.”The older woman. "He said the boy would be the one. He said that he would be able to take care of all three of us. We have but to call him and he will come to us."Bernadette held up three stones, washed smooth in the river and painted a bright red. "I have the stones."They gathered around the small black pot, Patience handing Calandra a bundle of herbs while she held a crystal that was a pale pink in color.Adam watched, his eyes roving over the naked bodies of the three girls. They stood proudly in the middle. "According to this, you have engaged in some very suggestive flirting with a member of this staff," Jessica explained, her words having clearly been laced with dissatisfaction. "Based on what was reported to me, you continued this flirting even after he had asked you to stop."The young woman raised a finger in an inquisitive manner which caused the manager to stop. After a few seconds Sabrina inquired, "did you say 'after he asked'?" Yes," the blonde manager dryly replied.Sabrina immediately.