The sound of waves on the wide, sandy beach made a pleasantly relaxing background just audible when one listened for it. Another car could be heard sl...wly driving on the beach road. Suddenly, unexpectedly, the car slowed at the corner and began to swing into the road in which our two lovers stood. Yvonne gasped and could do nothing more that clutch at her husband and try to conceal herself behind him. The car came by them and began to accelerate along the road, the driver apparently not having. Enjoying the closeness of another human being. For a moment I thought she was going to cry again, but she just backed off, turned and went into the living room. "Why don't I make us that coffee before I leave," she said. "You don't have to do that," I told her. "Yeah, I know. But I want to. OK?" "Fine with me," I answered. I followed her into the living room and went outside to get the morning paper while she stared the coffee. When I got back inside I could hear the coffee-maker working. I should have texted you. But I got busy, too.”“So, we will both sleep better because of the incredible phone sex, and we will make sure to communicate more tomorrow so we won’t be so lonely without each other.”“Will it always be this way? Missing each other desperately when we are apart? Or is this just because we are still newlyweds?”“I can’t imagine a day in the foreseeable future that I wouldn’t miss you any less than I did today. You’re my world now, Grace.”“You’re my world too, Mac. Go to. Zac needs me. Logan was all he had here and he’s gone. I can’t let him down.”Susan wanted to interject but saw Nate opening up so she let him talk.Nate took a deep breath, “The man he loves is gone Susan. I was there that night. I saw the look in his face. It was like I was looking at a ghost. All the life, the happiness, the will to live was gone from him. It broke my heart to see him like that.”Susan turned her head and looked at Nate. She put her hand on his back and guided him to sit on a.