I wanted to share that, too, but I’m...”“ ... but you’re not their dad,” Jack finished for me. “Tony, there’ve been conflicts between da...ds and stepdads for centuries. We’re doing a pretty remarkable job of not having many. What you did today by inviting me along was the right way to do it and I’ve got to say thanks. Maybe Drew’s a little young for it, but it’s never a good idea to make the older wait to do something just because the younger isn’t ready. With two of us here, if Drew gets too. Not finding joy in her daughter's confusion was how Alana was not makingthe situation worse. Thinking about why Kaya was in such a sad state ofbeing, would have made the mom lose it on the daughter. Yelling andscreaming would have felt nice, but would not have helped the situation.Getting the anger out would have been therapeutic to the mom, but notthe tonic to fix the damage Kaya did.Alana kept the pain her daughter was in when she started to assess thesituation. Knowing that Kaya also hurt. ” mum tried to give a valid reason for not forming the club. “Well I would for one.” I smiled back. “See...what did I tell you Betty, I am sure we will get a few interested...” Mrs Noakes spoke with her well refined.”˜posh’ accent. I lifted the camera up and took a picture of them both sitting on the looking at me. Mrs. Noakes smiled I looked at the picture I had taken. “Hey, you two could be models.” They both laughed, although mums was a little strained, they looked at each other.. It looked as if he had dropped it the day before when he left.The next morning I didn't feed the sharks. I wanted them hungry and hanging around the area.Quinton found his sunscreen as he headed to the ocean. I watch as he liberally covered his body with the doctored sun screen and then started his swim. He followed his normal custom; he swam straight out into sea for about a quarter mile before turning back. He almost made the turn before the first shark hit him. He started to scream, but was.