"If I may..."He never got the chance to finish his sentence. The judge interrupted. "Mr. Bell, I will see you in my chambers, right now," and then sto...d up and walked out. Confused, I looked at Mr. Bell but he patted my arm and left through the door the judge had just exited. We waited for quite some time before Mr. Bell returned with a tight smile on his lips and took his seat. The judge quickly followed and the hearing continued."In the matter of Brian Morse, a juvenile, the court finds in. More ale, more conversation, and we all were very loose. Giggling, patting hands, etc. were the norm for us in jig time. I asked them what their plans were after leaving the pub. They had no plans, preferring to "wing it" from activity to activity. I indicated I was housesitting for my family while they took a long weekend road trip. The house is complete with an 8 person hot tub in the back yard. I invited them to come and visit, if they did not get a better offer. I pulled a business card,. “You’re really good with kids and teaching.”Holly said, “When I was in high school and early college my summer jobs were at a pool at a golf club. The moms would drop off their kids, who couldn’t swim mind you, and I was supposed to babysit them for four hours while they had a round of golf. I also was to keep them from drowning. I learned how to teach swimming as self-preservation in a way. Never lost a kid ... yet.” She laughed.She went on, “Matthew is right on the edge. If I can spend a. That must have been the same old man that Tempest had seen the previous day! Vennoa grabbed Tempest’s hand, and pulled him towards Pua. However, the old man merged into the crowd and disappeared, while Pua turned towards the party and walked back.“What did he want?” Vennoa asked when Pua was close.“That old man? Nothing. He said something cryptic and likely meaningless, and then left,” Pua said.“What did he say?” Tempest asked, also eager to hear.“He said something about me being chosen by the.