But Mister Gabe has replaced him in my heart, and filled needs that I didn't know that I had with Jerry. And no, we found out that I could not have ch...ildren – much to both of our dismay. But Mister Gabe has been very sweet about it, and we've both come to terms with it." Now David, you have to put the ring back on the plaque. You shouldn't be in this room, and I know that I shouldn't have told you all that I have. I'll have to tell Mister Gabe about today and he will not be happy. I know he. "As Dad was talking to the male officer, his partner who was a rather imposing woman had come to check on Karen. She called her name but Karen did not move from my arms. I held up my hand for her to wait, then gently got Karen's attention. She looked up and started when she saw the officer. I quickly intervened and told Officer Williams that Karen was deaf and that she had not heard her calling to her.Officer Williams got Karen to look at her. As Karen did so, the officer looked concerned. I. Now back to the ladies I saw.They were three in number- two white and one black- and they were chatting conspiratorially and laughing girlishly as they walked at a sedate pace. All three had nice, curvy bodies and all three wore the summertime uniform: booty shorts and tank tops. I saw them before they saw me, and as they passed the front of my house- they were on the other side of the street- they looked at me and smiled. Then again, thinking of it now, maybe they had seen me before I did.. ‘They’ll find us here, we should meet later…’ we both said in unison, than stopped, gaped foolishly. I shook my head slowly in amazement and you nodded once, planting another quick kiss on me. I held up my hand and whispered ‘Wait, and come out in a safe amount of time… I’ve got it covered.’ I raised my voice, drunkenly ‘I’m peeing!! Hold on a minute!’ Sounds of laughter and jibes floated from the front door, but nobody came back. You grinned in appreciation as I winked and stumbled.