Even beware of fixing typos, for I occasionally use local slang and dialects that may be flagged by your spell checker. Thanks.Each one of the four wh...els on the vehicle is six feet in diameter. He is one of three treads on one of the wheels. His feet straddle the head of the man mounted on the rim below him, feet to shoulders. The feet of the man above him straddle his head, feet to shoulders.The vehicle is light compared to cars on Earth; it weighs only about 800 pounds.The vehicle is parked. I don't understand," Angel said as she turned her head and kissed her mother on the cheek.Looking down at her daughter, tears continued to flow down her cheeks as she hugged her tighter as she replied, "We lost Daddy Ted, he..."Her crying took over as she saw the tears burst out of her baby's eyes and she pressed her face into her shoulder.Angel looked at her mother as she processed what she said and then the tears started flowing as she blurted out between the sobs, "Not Daddy ... not. She thought she had everything figured out, but everything was all fucked-up now. She had accepted, and was ready and willing to do anything her captors wanted. But not in front of her son! She didn’t know if she could do this, she felt so ashamed and embarrassed.John gently caressed her breast as he kissed her neck: “MMM, that a girl… just relax. I didn’t mean to be so harsh… don’t be scared… don’t worry… everything’s going to be fine. Just go back to that fun place… do it for Travis… do it. I abandoned my first thought pretty quickly. I wasn’t going to admit my stupidity to Liz. I also knew the stables were pretty close to somebody else’s house – and I had two of his kids with me.“Hey, Ben, I need a favor,” I said when he answered the phone.“OK,” he said. “Oh, Travis. Shit. I didn’t recognize your voice. What’s up?”“Um, do you have bottles of water and sunscreen at your house?” I inquired.I was greeted by silence.“I took the kids for a walk,” I explained. “We’re at the stables but.