"Did you get up and pump?" No, I slept through, but Chris took care of it just before I came in." Where is he?" asked Terri."Still asleep." Did you wa...ke him up to nurse?" she asked."No, he actually nursed while he was sleeping. Guess some things you never forget how to do."I answered."I have a surprise for you" Glenda said."Really? What is it?"She went and brought a plastic bag in from the living room and pulled something out and held it up. "It's a nursing bra.!" she exclaimed. "I figured this. Are you here alone?”“Yes, you probably didn’t know but my wife decided she ‘needed a change’, and, well, that was it. To tell the truth, things had gotten pretty bad, so it wasn’t a big deal.”It was comfortable in the shade and the conversation was coming easily, they sat chatting for almost an hour, getting to know each other pretty well. They each had a few cocktails then switched to iced tea, not wanting to overdo it at a company gig.Jim stood up “Excuse me, I need to step inside for a. She picked up the telephone and dialed James’ direct line. “Honey? It’s me. I’m coming into town and thought we could do lunch. I can be there by 12.30, okay?” “What?...errr…sure. 12.30? Can we make it 1?” James could barely stammer his reply to what was not quite a request. “Should I make a reservation?” “Hmm. No need. I’ll bring lunch.” And then she hung up. James was at a loss. He called his secretary and had her quickly re-arrange his schedule asking her to make up any old excuses for. ”Glen knelt down and rolled Amos over onto his stomach. Pressing a knee in his back, he grabbed the head of the man under him. He twisted it as hard as he could. The neck made a sickening popping sound as vertebra gave way to the forces placed upon them. Amos thrashed and stopped moving. Glen waited a second and then checked to make sure that Amos was dead. There was no pulse. He said, “You are never going to see them again.”Glen got up and went to his truck. His shins hurt from where he had.