Lucy turned around. Bon! Much, much, better. Good legs too. Gary smiledat the compliment. She handed him the robe and he slid his feet intothe matchin... slippers. You come with me now. She took him to the beautyparlour where his sister was already having her hair washed. She couldonly see him out of the corner of her eye but his chest did seem a bitprominent and as he sat in the chair she thought she caught a glimpseof a lacy brassiere. Very odd! I must be mistaken, she thought.'Just go along. That would be beautiful." Pina murmured, and lifted her mouth to Tika's for another kiss.When she settled back to the furs she turned her head at the sound of Slin's movement, and Tika followed her gaze.Slin had turned at the entrance to the den and was leaving."Slin! Where are you going?" Tika asked.He stopped in the entrance, but did not turn. "I am sorry. I must go." he stated, sounding a little choked up."Why?" Tika called in hurt confusion, as he started moving again.Again he stopped, but. ‘No, I don’t, sorry, but I’m sure that he wants to see me,’ I say, wanting to see her reaction. ‘Okay…,’ she says as she looks at her computer screen, ‘lets see… Mr. River at this moment is on a conference call, but the call is supposed to be,’ looks at the wall clock its 1045, ‘over at 1100, so if you wouldn’t mind waiting, I’ll get him as soon as possible, is that okay?’ I look over to Katie, and look back over at the receptionist, ‘Sure that be fine, I don’t mind wait.’ I flash a smile. ‘Can. I just haven't made the time to shower and shave so I could keep up on the visiting memories in my mind.Sorry. I don't mean to interrupt my story. I really do hate cliffhangers. I do not want to be dangling anything for you or for me.I recall we were crawling from one spot to another. Watching the fish swimming in the pond. My buddy, Mark, comes to my mind, stood to go look for a piece of wood so we could 'go fishing'.No sooner than he was on his feet there was a scream from about 100 feet.