He is so sweet. I know someday the pain of losing Daniel will lessen, though right now I feel as if my heart has been torn out of my chest and sliced ...nto a million pieces. Gabriel slammed the diary closed. His heart raced and he blinked in the dimly lit attic. His mother had been in love with someone else? Memories of a long ago night echoed in his memory. His father storming into his room and screaming at his mother. He gripped her, shook her, slapped and kicked her. Gabriel had been. Logic would return. It always did when she got into one of her rare tempers.By four in the afternoon I hadn’t seen hide nor hair of her. It was déjà vu. This time, I went to her door and knocked. “Sia?”“I don’t want to talk to you!”Turning away, I went and puttered around in the kitchen. Man, did I hate Sia angry. Around six I began dinner preparations. At six-twenty, now more than concerned, I knocked on her door again. “Dinner’s almost ready.”“I’m not hungry!”“Sia, we need to talk,” I. The sun was setting and the orange glow filled the room as the candles danced around us. Just before we sat down to eat, Patience bounced up and out of the kitchen. I heard Miles Davis and John Coltrane classic, ‘So What’ wafting into the kitchen as Patience bounced back in. I got up and wrapped her in my arms and kissed her deep as I swayed her toward the table and sat her down. She was smiling her sweetest when she lifted her glass to toast the weekend and us and unconventional love. I. " "I saw that you were having problems in Chem class and wanted to offer myself as a tutor." Trevor slipped off his glasses and held Steve's gaze. "Umm...yeah. In fact maybe we can go somewhere and do that right now?" "Ok but what about your Girlfriend?" Trevor asked. "She can wait, this can't." Steve followed Trevor to the Temporary lab and they entered. Trevor locked the door then sat down on a work stool. "Now what?" Steve asked.Trey cautiously opened his fly and unzipped his jeans letting.