Them!"This time Andy made a faint gesture to his mom and me. Suddenly Robert's awestruck expression came along to match that of his friend. He looked ...more closely at the video playing on Mary Ann's screen."Get ... out... ," Robert mumbled. "What the hell? You're the mmgirls?"He looked at me, eyes wide."Robert, Honey ... I wanted to tell you today. I just couldn't quite get it out."The boys then shared astonished looks at one another, then at each of us, then back to the screen. Then we were all. Ellen leaned forward, her elbows on the table andasked how he had done all this so fast.Heather's answer was simple, "It's called a microwave." Well it smells fantastic." Holding up her wine class she proposed atoast, "To love!"Heather clinked his glass and took a sip of his wine. "Yummy. That'sgood."Ellen prepared to eat her salad and replied. "I should hope so. It costs$500 a bottle."Heather nearly spit out the wine he'd just sipped. "$500! Oh, my God,I'm so sorry! I should have asked. The one who threw ducked into some bushes, leaving the last cousin standing with a spear still in his hand.The wolf locked his sight on him and started charging. The man ran off, using the environment and strikes of his spear to keep the animal at bay. The man was having trouble maintaining the distance between them and the wolf was able to cut his leg with a graze of teeth. The deflected bite broke his spear in half. The man fell to the ground and the wolf jumped to finish its attack but could. Then my senses were set reeling as the physical world shattered my bliss. I cried out in protest and longing, blinking furiously to clear the hovering afterimage of that explosion of light."Honey, is everything all right?" called a concerned feminine voice from the main room. *Honey?!!* Who the hell was that? "Um, I'm fine, uh, Dear!" I called out. My sight finally returned to normal and I wiped away the tears as I got up and walked into the other room. There stood a strange woman, folding.