I was just pulling the second laces tight when we opened up onto the ground floor. The cleaning team was in the front lobby. Matthew almost didn't see...them. Just saying an autopilot hello to the first older woman who was sweeping to our left. I didn't expect him to stop and I walked right into his back."Hey, Dawn," He said as I meandered around him, "Remember the first day we went for coffee?" Yeah, I haven't even known you a week yet," I pointed out. He laughed at that. It just made me feel. No eggs, bacon or sausage... just some old-folks food... cold cereal, that sort of thing," Siobhan commented. "Guess we'll have to go shopping soon. I did manage to find the coffee maker and some coffee though... which is not all that bad by the way. It's some American brand called Starbucks. I'm not familiar with it but you, being an American and all, have probably heard of it." Yeah, yeah, that's fine," I muttered, retrieving a beaker from the cabinet and pouring a cup for myself."Ummm, you. She's never been part of my life up until a couple of months ago." Yeah," Carly sighed, "But that wasn't by her choice." True," Mia said, and she began to puzzle over the possibility of living with Angel. Somehow it didn't make sense, at least not right now, but she wondered what her grandparents thought of the whole thing, and she wondered what her mother thought. She was definitely entering unknown territory."I was glad to hear about your mom," Kyle Crenshaw said as they stood waiting for the. He wanted to go over and sit with her, but thought they probably both needed a cooling off period, so he found a spot slightly behind her where he could still see her but give her some space.He tried to concentrate on the book he’d brought along for beach reading, but he was paying more attention to his daughter. For that matter, there were plenty of amazing looking females on the beach, many who were topless, but Greg’s eyes always came back to his girl. To him she was the most beautiful.