You really have his bodyguard Izzy to thank for his life. He's the one who kept him from dying on the way here. Then you have Carl and Rob to thank fo... stabilizing him once he got here. They kept him alive until I could get to him. All you really have to thank me for is removing three chunks of a building from your son's gut and from what I saw of Carl in the operating room, he could've done the job as well, all he really needs is some confidence in himself." You're working awfully hard to. We weren't sneaking off to go make out or anything. We weren't even holding hands. It's not like we were sharing any private jokes. We didn't stop talking when someone came by. We didn't whisper to each other like we were hiding something" Kay, that's all true but what you're describing is what high school kids do, not what adults do. You made a big point of wanting your dad to treat you like an adult when he was here. You didn't throw a fit or sulk or anything the way a teen-ager would when. It was part of what attracted him to her. It was also what made her try to act tougher than she felt at times to try and match up.“You did all that to teach me a lesson?” Bridget asked in horror as she backed up to the fountain where Brooke sat.Oberon floated up to within inches of Bridget’s face. The mermaid’s face turned an unpleasant tint of green, but she didn’t look away.“Listen, Dollface,” Oberon began as though trying to explain something to a child, “just because I don’t love you. "As Mary continued to kneel and examine the lock, Pat had to ask, "Whatare you doing?" I was just looking to see if the lock had been forced."He frowned at her. "This may sound patronizing, but you appear to knowwhat you are doing. I thought you were a college student."She smiled at him. He was right, it did sound patronizing, but notreally insulting. "I'm a history research specialist. Since we dealmostly with dead people and past events, we are trained to look forexplanations to puzzles..