So, a little bit embarrassed - but a little bit pleased at thecompliment, they got into Deb's car and drove to the doctor. Walking in,Deb said to the ...eceptionish, "We are here to see Dr. Mann. I made anappointment." For you or your daughter?" asked the receptionist. "I AM NOT HER DAUGHTER," yelled out Rob."She's my niece," jumped in Deb. "I had to say something," she whisperedto Rob.Grumpily, Rob sat down on a chair, waiting for the doctor.After about 15 minutes, they went in to see Dr. Mann.. " I asked her when her parents would be home and she told me that they were gonna be gone all weekend on a trip to a wedding. I got a little excited at hearing that but I forgot about it and we grabbed some snacks and drinks and made our way upstairs to her bedroom. When we got up there she told me to sit down and get comfortable while she changed out of her school clothes. All I could think about is if she wears such crazy clothes at school, what does she wear at home! She came in walking. " Shesaw the confusion in her eyes. "Of course the schools on theReservations have always accepted Spirit children such as yourself." shesmiled warmly. In her ear she heard Wolf Pack's response, 'Stacy, yourmaternal brainwaves are spiking'. She didn't need Pack to tell her that,she could feel it in her heart. Was this how Missy felt when she foundher children? And what about Missy's sister Malissa?"Mandy, how old are you?" she needed to know."I'm old enough to make it out here on my own," she. “Hi,” she said, her eyes large and searching. They focused my lips and as she moved closer I moved backward. “What are you doing?” I said. “Try it, you might like it.” I had moved as far back as I could and she kept coming closer. Her lips brushed gently against mine as a butterfly’s wings. They were warm and soft as silk. “Close your eyes,” she whispered, her breath on my lips. Against my better judgment, I did; I will blame it on the wine but the entire situation was surreal. I could.