I only know that I want this woman who is standing alone wanting me.I know that she does not see me as the ideal man. I do not look like He-man, the M...arlboro Man, or Magnus. I have heard how many women perceive me. I remind them of a professor they once had. The one who could have enjoyed their charms, if only they could breach his defenses. The staid Dr. Henry Walton Jones, Jr. who could become Indiana Jones and whisk them off on romantic adventures. Studious and serious and simmering with. Mickey McKinnon, DPDDenise (Stormie) McKinnon, partially disabled, mother of Jacy, Michaela and one deceased child (Ally); heavily tattooed; alter-ego is CassandraJudith Richards, former dancer, single mom, mother to KayDaniela (Dannie) Gallagher, rich divorcee, mother to Dennie; Judith’s loverSuzanne Moore, former circus contortionist (with sister Angela), mother of NickyThe BunheadsStacy ChildersBelle WilsonMissy ArnovskyAngel HarrisJacy McKinnon, considered the best dancerKay. “Fergus, are you sure that it was him? Like, absolutely sure that Brenson was the one who was asking around for me?”“Aye, lad, it was him,” he said with a nod. “He was, of course, much older, with some drastic changes, but I never forget a face.”I took a few deep, calming breaths before I asked, “You said that he had drastic changes. What did you mean?”“Well, time had not been very kind to him. He was much thinner and looked quite disheveled. He had on a long dark cloak, walked with a slight. As she was speaking I could feel myself getting a little worked up. I think she noticed, because she asked me if she was making me feel uncomfortable. I said she was not, I just never really talked about this so openly. She asked me if I ever thought about doing anything like what she does and I said I had not. She told me that she would love to take me under her wing and teach me the ways of her life. I didn't really know what to say, so I kind of smiled and laughed it off, but she reached.