I'm a night owl, so it didn't wake me up, but it did scare the hell out of me. By the time you reach your late 30s, if the phone rings in the middle o...f the night, someone is likely dead."Hello?" I answered, trying my best to sound calm. "Ooooh God..." a drawn out female voice moaned into the phone.I smiled to myself, "Hello? Who is this?" After all, it's not every day I get an obscene phone call from a woman. In fact, I'm pretty sure that had never happened to me before. My wife had long since. "Oh shit," she said in fright. "Your pickup is coming by!" She was underneath Katherine, but she reached out to an end table where she had her watch in her pocket. She said in a much calmer tone, "Oh, it's okay. It's only a little after 6:35. Lots of time for fun, still." Does that watch have an alarm, and if so can you set it to 6:50?" He got up and stood over Katherine and Suzanne."Check," Suzanne said as she set the alarm. "You're good to go. But wouldn't it be funny if we forgot, or they. I'm not. I don't like it when you go out with those older girls. I'm not happy when I go out to those parties. I think we'd both like you to come home to us. Just us." Anna, do you mean that we would be a couple? As you said, just us?" Just mom and me. No one else." Anna, you know I love you. I have never put you out of my mind." See, Brad, Anna had it really good with you and then she decided to flap her wings. After a while she became more and more jealous of those older girls and realized. Sam mentioned to me just before he left to talk with them that he agreed with your Granddad’s opinion of his kids. He also said he had been looking forward to passing on Charles’s message to them for quite a few years.”Housekeeping was cleaning the rooms on our floor when Alicia and I got back to the hotel, so we went back downstairs to the dining room for coffee and a light snack. An hour later, we were back in the room and in bed. Alicia reminded me she wanted to make sure that she was.