He felt alive and he felt right.The soft late spring breeze gently rustled the skirt of his long floraldress. The ribbon on his hat also blew out like...a pennant on a castle.His gloved hands rested gently in his lap as he admired the livingworld."Beautiful day, isn't it? I see you felt like feeling pretty too." heheard a woman's voice say.He turned his head and saw a woman around his age wearing a calf lengthfloral print dress and matching hat."Why yes, I did." he said smiling, "Would you like. Maybe she’ll be allowed visitors at some point. We’ll see. We can start making calls about it on Sunday.”“Yeah, but do you think that she’ll go to jail for killing her Uncle after that? I’m worried about her, Davey. And even though she wanted to kill you, I can forgive her since she didn’t actually do it. She was seriously misguided, but understandably so. In her shoes, I probably would’ve done the same. That bastard deserved what she did to him! In fact, it was probably too quick,” Amber. No one spoke. Whatever was on my face, it convinced everyone to let me have this moment. I stood and handed the box to Tricia who was smiling at me. She held it for me as I picked up one. “Collie,” I said softly.She rose and came to me, gathering her hair away from her neck. I held her collar in both hands and slipped it around her throat again, clicking it shut and pulling the key from the lock. Her smile became a grin and she reached up to hold my hands against the collar, her eyes misting. I. Pai suddenly asked me to go upstairs with her to get something to go back to the city, so we had one last private moment to silently hold each other, look into eyes which held a myriad of secrets, and let our bodies promise to reunite in the future.I kissed her forehead, whispered “thank you, you are beautiful, and we have had Love”, and grabbed the large box she really did have ready to give.Downstairs, Mae met us with a smile and said “Here, let me take care of that for you” – words which.