And so calm.?Louise chuckled. ?That?s a family trait Sara.? She stuck her tongue outat me. ?If we set out to do something.? She paused. ?We will put m...aximumeffort in doing it right. Nyssa became the girl she is meant to be. Johnis still there, but it?s Nyssa who?s with us now.?As we rounded the corner into the street where we lived Louise sloweddown as she noticed that our mother?s car was in the drive of our home.She turned to look at me, her eyes said if Mum is home, Dad might also. . He lived alone. They didn't communicate much. He had confided in her once, shortly after she moved in... Said he'd lost his wife to cancer a few years back. She shared with him that she was divorced... ... She would always watch out the second story window when Amy and her friends went next door to swim. She always found Luke, that was his name, sitting out in the sun, in plain sight... Like he knew he had to be seen at all times when the girls were over. Well, Amanda wasn't sure of that at. They are now eighteen and, while still close, have separate lives from each other. Tonight, Ben and Amy are on their way to John’s birthday party that they have both been invited to. John is a guy in their grade at school and Ben’s best friend. When they get to the party, it seems that John has invited everyone from their class. The twins look at each other and grin; they can tell there’s alcohol here, and they both know it’s going to be a very fun night. “You gonna be alright if I go off to. “Thank you ... Mrs... ?”“Oh honey, call me Josephine!”Jody brightened up at the old woman’s obvious positive demeanour. “Call me Jody. Its a pleasure to meet you Josephine.” She stood up off her mothers dishevelled hospital bed and shook the older woman’s small wrinkled hand.“Don’t you worry about your mother honey ... Dr. Roth is the best.”Jody smiled bravely, but did fear the worst.Josephine decided to try to distract the attractive middle-aged woman another way. “Your boy... ?”“Sammy.”“ ....