It's..." she started to cry. "It's like we woke up in that alley this morning, in Hell, and an angel came to take us to Heaven. Thank you..."She conti...ued crying. Timmy hugged her from the back, and Judy slowly joined the family hug. When I saw Teri watching me to see how I would react, I joined the group hug, and let them all cry, again.Eventually we all moved to the sofa, and the children arranged themselves around us. Teri held on for dear life, reluctant to let go, apparently. Judy didn't. The tray is put down on the desk. The man nods respectfully to me and exchanges a few hushed words with David before leaving. David pours me a glass of orange juice and hands me two small pills. “What’s this?” I say suspiciously, eyeing the little red tablets. “Iron pills,” he answers with a small smile. “You need to supplement some of what I took from you.” He picks up a wet steaming washcloth and starts dabbing at my neck. I wince at the sudden pain, gritting my teeth, trying not to make. After being at sea for 70 days it was great and with a smile ten feet wide all at the table knew that I was done and Brad bought another round of beer. I asked if these was where to get the girl of my "naval dreams". And Brad said no that it was only good for smiles and beer. We left that club and made five bars that night, no more smiles but there was lots of beer and nude women with different objects to dance with. I was the last to find a girl of the "port o'call" and she was at the last. "Talking to them is easy enough but I don't have to get involved with them." And then there's the guys you wouldn't mind being involved with but you're stuck talking to them." Why does life have to be so bloody unfair!?" I can't say. I think it stinks at times and I've got the best of both worlds. At least I have at the moment. I can hug your manly body and snuggle into Kyra's softness. That doesn't worry you, does it?" Well it's not exactly how I'd have planned it but I'm better off than I've.