"Hey, did your mummy make you wear these ribbons?"Yes, she put them in this morning without me knowing about it. When Ifound out, I guess I got angry ...nd pulled them out, Kerry explained, "butnow I'm sorry I did it, 'cause mum will be angry and she is already upsetat dad leaving."Faye looked at Kerry and said, "I'll put them back in for you, I'm sureyou'll look cuter than ever!" But I don't want to look cute, I want to look like a regular boy!" Kerryalmost yelled."Kerry, don't yell, I'm only. “This is the name of my handyman. He’s very good at fixing things like that.” She smiled brilliantly. “If you need anything else, just wave.”She turned around and left.“But what about...” Rhonda was staring after the waitress. She looked back at Janet. “What’s going on?” she complained.Janet was staring at the paper. She knew this man. She knew his mother, actually. His mother was a war baby mother. Janet had sat with them at town celebrations before. As a divorced woman, she was welcome in. Then,she applied some smoothing shine to my hair and then gave it a quickonce over with a hairdryer. She then turned my chair so I could look atthe finished results."Wow!!!" I yelled out with glee. It was so cute! It was parted on theside with cute layers. It was wavy on the ends and the color wasgorgeous. I loved the highlights. It was a very feminine style. Itold Beth how much I loved it. She was grateful and showed me theproducts I would need to keep it up. I bought them all and. He sighed knowing she wasn’t ready to talk yet. He waited once more. But when she started to cry, he had to do something. He moved to sit next to her. With great care, he pulled her into his arms. ‘Shhh, Caitlyn. It’s okay. I’m here, love,’ he whispered to her as he stroked her back. He felt her tears soak his shirt. She trembled in his arms. He tightened his embrace slightly. He wanted to take her pain away. He wanted to be the one to hurt and suffer and have to go through all this. Not her –.