" Oh. Alright then, what should I call you instead, dude? Chelsea,Amanda?" Umm, give me a second. Also, no 'dude', dude."I reached behind me to the ba...k seat, where I had left the small redhandbag I'd picked from Carla's room. When I had went the grab my coat,I had noticed that unfortunately the best matching one was lined withfake pockets, leaving me without space for my wallet and permit. Thepurse was a necessity then, as I opened it up to double check itscontents. Carla had left some perfume. She cried most of the night. All I could do was hold her and let her get it out. She wanted me to tell her a story and I tried that. I finally got her to sleep." I'll bet you'll get some more 'Goodwill' when you go back! Where did you learn how to be so caring?" My Mom taught me and sent me to the shrink." I was again blushing.We each took one of the double beds and I kissed her before turning out the lights and taking off my pants. Our bags being at the airport, we had no nightclothes except. Every so often they would come across a track that confirmed David, Lillian and the horse were still ahead of them and Adam's determination simply grew and grew.Ben checked on both David and Adam at regular intervals. As luck would have it (bad luck that is) he didn't see Adam find the drawing that Lillian had made so he was still unaware that Adam knew David had his daughter."I'm going down to the lake - it's been ages since I last had a swim. Want to join me?" Ben asked his twin."Sure, but be. And if she took a nap then she might as well just go out because she wasn’t going to be tired enough to sleep until very late in the night. It was the main reason she hardly ever took naps. Musing over the way her life was working, Denise only had half her mind on the road. Not that she needed her whole mind usually, she drove this way to get to both work and school. Just down the main road, take a left and pass the lake, make a right and get onto the freeway until the exit… it wasn’t a hard.