Yes, of course, he had kept one here as well. My grandfather was no doctor, so why had he needed an office here? No one questioned me about that.The g...rls had accompanied me, as it now seemed that it was a part of their duties. I didn’t mind. They certainly looked better than having Nick and a handful of his people escorting me. They were my personal assistants. Never mind that no one ever saw them taking notes or running errands of a sort a typical assistant would do.Again, they stood flanking. First off, it really is unusual to stunstrobe like that - even under those circumstances. How would you like to meet my grandmother?"James looked confused over what appeared to be a sudden change of topic, "Grandmother?" Yes. She can help us out. She's got the counter to my knock out punch." Well, if you put it that way, I'd love to meet your grandmother." Great, let me give her a buzz and we'll head over. It's just a couple of minutes away. While I call can you get me two or three of the. “It’s okay,” I said. “Really. Not a big deal. The only difference between you and most people is you got caught.”He looked at me as though I had just confessed to a murder. “Say that again!”“I said, you got caught. That’s the only big deal about it. You got caught. Everybody jerks off, and yes, even girls do it.”Then I told him about the boy in Cape Cod. I didn’t bother to tell him about Charlie and me. That would have been too much all at one time.“So when you watched the boy did you like. “It must be a fox, my cousin said.“Or a vampire, I answered and we both started laughing.After a while he said he was too drunk and bid me goodnight. I thought it would be a shame not to finish the half filled bottle of wine and stayed there with my thoughts. From time to time I watched my dog’s head lifting up, smelling and then getting back down. I started patting him in the head and his tail started swinging happily for the attention I gave him.All of a sudden he stood up and started.