I smiled. “You’re free to use all the magic you want on me, especially in the bedroom, but it’s going to be a while before I’m out of this moo...d and I would rather not have those signals mixed.”She nodded and then moved over the console to give me a kiss, which I accepted. “Good luck,” she said.I nodded, got out of the car, and went to the front door of the bar. It wasn’t locked. I looked over at Chloe one more time, then cast my shield in front of me, opened the door, and stepped into the. .." Easy, Daddy, I'm going to a local college. I'll still be around for a few years. If I ever do get married I'll have lots of grandkids for you to help raise. They couldn't have a better grandpa.About six months later we received some really bad news. My sister Kate, the only other woman I loved was diagnosed with cancer. They only gave her three more months to live. The cancer was too far-gone to do anything about it.Amy and I spent as much time as we could with Kate and her family. She was. He was still puzzling it out when Janet returned with a dejected look on her face. Without a word he handed the note to her, as he had figured out enough to know it was from her grandmother, and the news wasn't good. Janet read the note silently, her eyes filling with tears. When she was done she sat down at the table while silent tears coursed down her face. Carr stood beside her, his large hand resting on her shoulder, the only comfort he knew how to give. When the others returned to the. Tiffany was shocked again but this time by her own reaction and by the pleasure she was gaining from the attention. As if awaking from a dream he suddenly looked flustered as his eyes moved from her chest to her eyes. He looked away quickly, clearly embarrassed as a blush rose above his collar ever upwards, then moved to go past her and outside into the rain. Tiffany smirked at his obvious discomfort and stepped past him instead, towards her car, brushing past him, ensuring she confirmed that.