“Found it!” I exclaimed, holding it aloft for her to see.“Thank god.” Nicolina sighed, withdrawing her head from under the desk. “Do you ne...ed some help?” I asked, seeing she was attempting to straighten. As I moved back to my previous position, I got another eye full of her heavy chest. “Thank you, that would be helpful,” she accepted gratefully. As I reached to help her up, she looked down at her drooping top again. As she rose to stand in front of me, my right hand slid to her waist. Just. Mom said that we'd take one day at a time and when the time was right, we'd make the right decision. The first order of business was my name. No longer did I want to use my male name, Daniel, but I had another name that I'd kept hidden under my pillow for many years.When Mom asked what it was I said, "I've always wished my name was Deanna." Deanna is such a pretty name" Mom offered, "and it's easy to say. I like it!" and with that she pulled me towards her and gave me a hug that was a way of. After they had dropped Oliver off at home with a bowl of food and a rawhide bone, Claire called Christa on Will's phone to get terminal directions. They pulled into the parking garage of the medical center a bare thirty minutes after they had touched down. Just like in Bangor, they had made it without getting pulled over by police, despite Will pushing the rental Buick to triple digits and passing cars to the left and right.The medical center was a collection of drab-looking brownstone towers,. The wires had some insulation still left on them and it was pretty safe unless you got in between 2 of the primary hot wires.The GF (General Foreman) took me to the jobsite and asked me to help a Lineman that was already up a pole. I started climbing but stopped I noticed lots of small copper tie wires hanging from his tool belt's tool loops. I stopped, belted off, and then introduces myself to him. Then I asked him why he had all of those used tie wires on his belt. He said "You can't drop.