”Andrew nodded. “Okay by me. Let’s go. Toby can drive.”His brother held up the car keys and smiled. “You get a choice, Grandma, back seat or... death seat.”Molly snorted. “Why do I suspect there are bodily fluids in both places?” She went outside before either boy could protest their innocence.The camper was still in its spot at the back of the empty lot behind the fire house. Molly climbed out of the car and led the boys to the front door. “I still can’t believe this thing!” commented Andrew.. “That is a train wreck.” “When Kent told me that he wanted to be with someone else, I had no idea it was her,” Tina then laughed. “Actually, this is kind of funny, when he told me he was seeing someone else, I kind of thought he meant you, Tamara. I mean, you do spend a lot of time with him, all those meetings, and working late, and business trips you two take together. It would be natural for you two to form some kind of affection. But, that’s silly, right?” Tamara took a swig of wine. “He. Millie directed Vance to her building. It was clear that his pain was getting worse and she felt badly for him. "Vance, I don't mean to pry," She licked her lips and looked away. "But if you'd like to come in for a moment, I do have some pain killers. If that would help, of course." Thank you." Vance realized that he needed to do something. "Actually, I hate to presume, but may I use your bathroom?"She laughed, embarrassed. "You can, but you may not want to." Why's that?" It's easier to show. It was also the time, that I saw my father even less that I did the years before, but I didn't notice so much - my Mother was very dedicated to care for me and show me her love. Her way, I think, to keep me focused on my graduation. But I also noticed, that she missed our family life with my father. He regularly missed dinner, arriving late at night at home and leaving early in the morning. I also noticed a somehow strange behaviour towards us: aggressive, stressed and sometimes a bit confused..