The sun was rising over the ocean, scattering sparkles over its waves. I smiled lazily, both content with the afterglow of my orgasm and in awe of the...sight before me. Maybe I should have started my days this way more often. I heard a familiar bell ring faintly from downstairs, wrenching me from the moment. It must have been Mom, I thought, announcing herself at the bottom of the stairs. My bedroom loft had no door, so Daddy had installed a nice, loud bell at the foot of the stairs since there. “What’s up, Gabriel, birthdays getting you down? Judy's happy the kids out of the house but you miss them? You look stressed, like me, not thinking of starting another career, are you?He stuttered."Didn't realize it was obvious."Hmmm, something big bothers him. He’s devastated, like me."It's ok, I keep secrets. Got lots of my own, skeletons too. Some would scare you, real boo-boos. Feel free to unload, I'll help by listening. It's the only thing I'm good at."It was conversation talk, not a real. "But that was just it. He wanted a girl like Angie, hell he wanted Angie herself, but the mention of her name brought it all back. The night she came home and made that shocking admission. The presentation had gone so well, she and her boss went out to celebrate, she'd got very drunk and they had ended up in bed together. She'd been full of remorse, but Sam had been unable to get past it and now he was alone.An old man walked over to the table and started to engage them in conversation."I'm. Jets of fire erupted from the stranger’s feet propelling him off the demons face and into the air allowing him to hover. ‘Didn’t think I could fly did ya?’ The stranger smirked. ‘I’m tired of your antics little firefly’ yelled the demon. She charged forward horn first in an attempt to skewer the stranger. He dodged by creating a burst of flame from his right arm which pushed him out of the way simultaneously blasting the demon. The demon turned around quickly and pushed at the waiting stranger.