"Billy came home crying. He won't tell me or his grandmother why."I let out a deep breath. "He's in his room?"She nodded. I steeled myself and headed ...down the hall.I knocked and quickly called out "Hey, Billy! It's John. Can I come in?" No!" was the resounding reply through the door."Aw, C'mon! Dinner's not ready and I want to spend some time with my buddy!" I emphasized the last word a little, which seemed to do the trick. The door opened and Billy looked up at me, his eyes red and swollen. I. I lost my wife there." Oh shit!" she replied. "Damn, I knew I shouldn't have said that. I'm sorry, Mr ... uh, I don't remember your name." Patterson, but call me Dave," he replied gently. "Look, Larissa, I'm afraid I'm the one who first raised the doubts about Swordsman of Atlantis. I don't know if you saw my report, but to summarize, it's not bad, but it's not good. I want to start by saying that Swordsman is one of the cleanest pieces of writing I've ever seen. I remember being a little. It was worth the risk.Devin and Sandra sat on the bed next to each other, their arms around each other."So I told you in the emails how this was going to work, got any questions?" Is this ... is this all really for real? No catches?" Nope, you spend about an hour with my wife while I watch, then leave."Sandra nodded in agreement. "I'm really looking forward to it," she said with a seductive smile.Eric looked down at his watch. His own wife and kids were at home. When he'd answered an online. Sorry, I can't let you leave" she said with an anything but sorry grin on her face. "What!?" I exclaimed. "Look here, I'm the oldest here and you can't stop me from going out. "Don't even think about telling mom or dad or you'll have hell to pay"."Hell to pay?" Jackie asked "You might be older but I'm much stronger, I don't need to tell mom and dad when I can stop you myself"."Hahaha you can't be serious, I'm older and a guy, there's no way you could take me" I assured her."Well the lets see.