” She sighed and hugged me and said. “I’m sorry, baby, and you know I’ll miss you, but maybe its time you spent some time with the only fa...ily you have other than me.” With a last hug she went and started dinner. One and a half weeks later I was standing in front of the big plantation home that belonged to my fathers family for years, it was pretty big, with two stories, and a huge yard, it even had a swimming pool. Mom beeped the horn, and Uncle Trevor opened the big double doors, and. He had gone to check his snares and found it helping itself to his breakfast. The damn thing was as big as an Alsatian dog with a longer body and tail. It had a typical cat-like face eyes and paws but huge teeth. It’s mottled grey, and black coat let it blend into the shadows.He had also heard what he believed was a pack of wolves or dogs in the second week of his trek. He thought they sniffed after him for several days, but he hadn’t seen them. Again, he believed that the rain had been his. Where did you graduate?" Graduate?" Tina frowned. "Oh right. Well, I guess you could say that Igraduated with an M-R-S degree from the local Episcopal church." Sorry," Ken was confused, "an M-R-S degree?" Right," Tina's voice was dripping sarcasm. "As in I became '*Mrs*.Brian Johnson', and ceased to exist as Christina Everett." Oh," Ken faltered. He was about to say 'I'm sorry,' but at the lastsecond changed it to, "I understand." No, please. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that," Tina. He picked me up a little later. We head to downtown Baltimore. We go to a few bars. Then we end up at our last bar. This one was definitely different from the other bars. “Is it just me or is there a lot more men than women here?” I ask. “No worries buddy. It’s all good.” He replied. So with a few more drinks in me we decided that we should leave. On the way he asks me what I thought about our night. So I ask him if that last bar was a gay bar. He said yes. Then asked if that was ok. My reply,.