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Am I walking bowlegged like Pops? Nora asked herself with a delighted, school-girl giggle as she walked through the parking garage connected to the Phoenix FBI Field Office. If not, I should be.

For the first time in a very long time, probably since her wild days while in college, she felt like she'd had all the sex she wanted and needed.

What a weekend! It started Friday night when she went dancing with David and didn't stop until a couple of hours ago when he dropped her off at her apartment so she could get ready for work. She'd spent the entire weekend with him, most of the time naked, participating in one delicious sex act after another.

Surprisingly, he was as insatiable as she, maybe more so. She might be able to run him into the ground, but she'd lose a fucking marathon with him, and even as competitive as she was, it would be a loss she'd cherish. It was the comas, she knew. They reduced his recovery time and enhanced his stamina. He'd phase out for an hour to check on his investments or do some work on the Hanna and Boynton murders, and when he'd return to his body, he'd be raring to go again.

And talk about inventive! Ooh, she shivered just thinking about the many, many ways he'd taken her. Sitting, standing, lying down, it didn't matter, and he'd fucked her while out of his body, too. What an experience that was!

"How large do you want it?" he'd asked.

"Not too much longer," she'd told him, "but thicken it a bit." She'd felt the invisible cock inside her expand until she felt completely full but not uncomfortable in the slightest. When he started to thrust, though, she had him shorten it just a touch. Talk about a sex toy! "Does it vibrate?" she'd asked. Yeah it did. She felt her well-fucked pussy dampen just thinking about it.

David had varied their environment, too. They'd spent Saturday night on his cruiser on Lake Powell, one of nature's wonders to her mind. David's, too. He loved the lake. Sunday morning, they'd flown to Sedona to have lunch, and he'd given her a tour of his summer home surrounded by lush greenery and graced with the soothing sound of Oak Creek as it rushed and gurgled down the canyon. Bedroom windows strategically framed astonishing views of red-rock landscapes, certainly more interesting than the ceiling in the room, but still she saw more of the ceiling than the glorious view. She hadn't minded in the least. Sunday night, she'd cooked their dinner in his home back in Scottsdale, and he'd praised her culinary skills, comparing them favorably to his mother's, which pleased her as much as his appreciation of her body. Well, almost.

They'd fucked over the hood of the Rolls, in a large chair bouncing to the rhythm of the bee, in his bed, his kitchen and his mother's hot tub, and that was just at his home in Scottsdale. She'd joined the mile-high club in his Cessna, made languorous love in the stateroom of his Searay as gentle waves lapped against the side of the boat. They'd fucked under the moon while skinny-dipping in the middle of the night in a beautiful bay on Lake Powell, and fucking while racing around on his WaveRunner was a blast. Nora decided she enjoyed his big-boy toys as much as he.

He'd chased her around his summer home in Sedona until she let him catch her on the wooden deck off the great room that overlooked Oak Creek. She'd loved how the leaf-dappled sunlight had danced over his body and hers while they danced to yet another mind-blowing orgasm. He had to carry her to his bed, where she looked up at the ceiling and his liquid dark eyes and ignored the magnificent view framed by the expansive wall of glass he called a window.

"Staff meeting in ten minutes," Pierce growled as he walked by her desk.

Situation normal. Or was it?

She'd fallen in lust, but Nora knew lust wasn't the only emotion she'd experienced that weekend. Her time with David was idealistic, honeymoon-like, but unreal, like his weird but wonderful ability. A bacchanalia, for sure, but more, much more. She'd never felt so wanted or adored. It was only three nights and two days, but she feared he'd spoiled her for other men, and that frightened her. Falling in love with David frightened her, too. She railed against the emotion, but still it kept bubbling to the surface.

Neither had expressed the L word, but she was in love with the adorable freak, and when he dumped her to move on to a more beautiful and worldly woman, no doubt he would break her heart, shatter it into so many pieces she worried she'd never put it together again.

Her cell phone rang. David? She couldn't allow him to visit her, not at that moment, but she wanted to feel his ghostly touch anyway.

"Hello," she said, both with anticipation and trepidation.

"I miss you already," David said.

She melted.

"And it just dawned on me that I didn't mention something very important about me during our weekend together."

She didn't speak. Couldn't.

"I've been trying to figure out when it happened, but for the life of me, I can't pin down the moment, but sometime while we were together, I fell deeply in love with you."

Tears stung her eyes as the melting process turned her into a puddle. He loved her! David loved her! Dare she admit she felt the same way about him? No, not yet. She didn't trust her feelings and wasn't sure about his, not yet.

When she didn't speak, David continued, "We've been invited to have dinner with my mother and your father this evening at my mother's house. Please say you'll join us."

"Of course. I'll even let you off the hook and catch a ride with Pops."

"Great. I'll see you tonight then."

"Uh-uh. That's too long. Visit me sometime today."

"All right. Goodbye, Nora-love."

Dial tone.

Dammit! He even disappears when he's on the phone. Still, she walked to the staff meeting with a satisfied smile on her face and a spring to her bowlegged steps.

David Stanley loved her!

"So that's how it is," Carol said. She'd listened to David's side of his telephone conversation with Nora.

"Yep, I love her, Mom."

"Hmm. You love Nora. I love her daddy." She suddenly took on a serious look. "Perhaps we should stop messing around with each other."

"Hah!" He stepped to her and took her in his arms. Using his fingertips, he lifted her chin until she looked up directly into his eyes. "I'll tell you like I told Darla. I love Nora, but I love you, too. You and I have a history, Mother, a bond of love and sex I can't deny. I've known for years that I'm capable of loving more than one woman at the same time. Right now the numbers at three: Nora, Darla and you. On the other hand, you told me the other day that you'd give me up if Joe asked. I appreciated your candor. If that's what you're getting at, spit it out. If not, hear this. I have no intention of giving you up as long as you want me."

Carol looked self-conscious, as though she'd been caught with her hand in a cookie jar. "What happens if Nora asks you to give me up? Or to give up Darla?"

"If she asked me today, I'd tell her no. If she asks me a month from now, I can't say. I'll deal with the circumstances and how I feel about everything at the time. How you feel and how Darla feels will affect my decision, too. I know I'll want to discuss the situation with you and Darla before I make a choice. I also know if I had to stop making love with either of you for the rest of my life, I'd feel cheated."

"Cheating is the subject of this conversation, son. Incidentally, Darla told me about your new arrangement. Same Time, Three Months From Now, indeed."

"You disapprove?"

"No. I'd be a hypocrite if I did. Darla and I made a similar arrangement."

David's jaw gaped, and then he slammed it shut. Why should he be surprised?

Carol twisted out of David's arms and sat at a kitchen chair. "I worry about my daughter, David. She's like a junky with two monkeys on her back: you and me. She has a beautiful baby boy and a loving husband. She's created a family. Still, the old urges build, and suddenly she needs a brother or mother fix. She tried cold turkey, gave us both up for over two years. Frankly, she made me proud. Now she wants one of us every six weeks." Carol shook her head. "She seized on your suggestion as if she were drowning and it was a lifeline. Yesterday morning, she arrived here worried I might have said something to Joe about my incestuous past with her, afraid if I'd blabbed, that somehow the sordid facts would find their way back to her husband. Then she proceeded to seduce me and make the past the present."

"Hah, again. Seduce you! Not likely."

She blushed deeply. "I didn't fight her urge, I admit. Do you honestly think she can meet one of us every six weeks and keep it from Steve? Perhaps the more important question is should she keep it from him? She's cheating, David. Sneaking around behind her husband's back. Cheating, lying, deceiving, breaking her marriage vows. And because we wanted her just as much as she wanted us, we caved in to her urges, helped her cheat, and that makes us just as guilty as she."

"If you're feeling guilty, back away from both of us, Mom."

"Will you back off if you feel guilty?"

"Yes. Guilt is destructive, like jealousy. It's certainly not a virtue, as some would lead you to believe. Guilt crushes all my emotional energy, sucks it up as if it were a black hole. It's a time thing for me. Guilt leaves me feeling immobilized in the present by something I did in the past. In other words, it's wasted energy. You didn't answer my question. Are you feeling guilty?"

She laid her head on her arms on the table. Dammit, George, if you hadn't left me, if you hadn't had the audacity to go out and get yourself killed, I wouldn't need to deal with this. "No," she said softly to David, straightened up and looked directly at him. "But I should." She shook her head. "I'm the same as you. I love Joe, but I love you, too, and I love Darla, and I don't want to give up any of you."

"Have you discussed your capacity for love with Joe?"

"Only in dribs and drabs, but I've opened the subject as wide as a two-car garage. So far he's refused to drive in. For instance, I told him I let you finger me while you out of your body when you were a teenager."

"You did! What did he say?"

"When I asked him if he thought badly of me for what I let you do, he told me he'd be a hypocrite if he condemned me. I took his comment to mean he'd had an incestuous experience of some kind in his past, but I didn't push him to elaborate. The subject hasn't come up again since."

"Do you think he and Nora... ?"

"No. If I were to guess, I'd say the experience took place between Joe and his mother, not his daughter."

David thought back over his many visits with Nora when her father was with her. They were very open with each other, and Nora was casual about her state of dress around him, but... no, if they were ever incestuous, whatever happened hadn't developed into a full-blown love affair like David enjoyed with his mother and sister.

"Peel another surface off Joe's protective outer shell, Mom. We need more information before we chart a course of action. For what it's worth, I agree with your assessment regarding Darla and her husband. She's cheating on him, but you and I are too embedded in her nature for her to give us up completely. Knowing how she is, I suggested the periodic meetings to protect her from herself, but she surprised me with the frequency she selected. Then she compounded the problem by making a similar arrangement with you. Meeting one of us every six weeks will get her in hot water with Steve eventually. Meeting one of us every six months would be a more manageable solution."

David slumped onto the chair next to his mother and took her hand in his. "I understand Darla's nature because mine isn't much different. Knowing I won't resist if either Darla or you want me, I can't and won't marry someone who doesn't know my nature. Doing so wouldn't be fair to either of us. I suspect you're more like me than Darla when you consider a possible future with Joe. Correct?"

"Uh-huh, maybe more so. I feel like I've been torn in three pieces. Darla has a piece of me I can't reveal to Joe because she forbids it. I sensed I could reveal the piece of me you hold in your hands, but if I do, Joe will feel obligated to inform Nora. He's a daddy first, my lover second, and I love that part of him dearly because I'm the same way. So, if and when you and I reveal we love each other more than a mother and son should, we'll need to make the announcement together."

"I see what you mean," David remarked with a nod.

"I love Joe, David. I love him a lot, but he hasn't asked me to marry him or even live with him, so I've felt no pressing need to tell him anything, not yet. But, I suspect I'll soon be duty-bound to tell all." She snorted a scornful laugh. "The rascal loves me to pieces, David, but he's still grappling with the misguided notion that I might be too good for him, which is silly, downright silly. He'll come around, though, and when he does, he'll pop the question." She squeezed her son's hand. "And I won't be able to say yes until he knows about my long-term love affair with my children. It's a real dilemma. If I tell him before you and Nora develop a strong enough bond to overcome the blow, I could destroy your chance for happiness. What's more, if Joe and Nora know about Darla and me, the odds that Steve will find out decrease to even money. I could destroy my daughter's happy life, too."

She paused and looked up at the ceiling. "This is your fault, George. Waddaya think I should do about it? Come on; spit it out. Make yourself useful for a change." She turned to her son and smiled. "He never gives me any answers. Useless as tits on a boar hog, that's what he is."

"I have the same dilemma, Mom. I can't tell all for the same reasons, and from watching the knot of deceit Darla has created with her marriage, I know remaining silent isn't the answer." He, too, glanced at the ceiling. "Give us a clue, Dad."

The phone rang. Both mother and son jumped at the sound, and then they broke out with laughter. Carol was still laughing when she picked up the phone.

"What's so funny?" Denise asked.

"Denise, please ignore my hilarity," Carol said when she gained a little control. "You would've had to be here to understand. How are you?"

"I'm fine, and being there is the subject of my call. I'll be in Phoenix the day after tomorrow for a few days. Colleen is coming with me. I'm scheduled for my final interview at A.S.U., and Colleen has some interviews set up with some accounting firms for a potential job. We've decided to move to Phoenix if we can."

"Wonderful! I'm dying to meet Colleen. Would it be too awkward if the two of you stayed here with me? I do have a comfortable guest suite, as you know, and you're certainly welcome."

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The next morning, David had finished one circuit around his running track and was starting his second when he heard running feet behind him. He slowed, and Nora caught up with him, quickly forcing him to lengthen his stride and run faster than he preferred. When they came up to the path that led to the copse of sissoo trees and Adirondack chairs, David took it, and Nora followed. Panting, he collapsed into one of the chairs. "Continue your run if you want," he said. She sat down. "No,...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 27

With the proposed merger behind him, David announced that he wanted to spend a few days in Sedona for some rest and relaxation, and this time Joe and his mother agreed to join the group. Darla left her boy at the compound in Mrs. Gonzales's care. The group did some leisurely hiking in the red-rock country, prepared their own breakfasts, dined in the better restaurants, or grabbed fast food on the run. They also enjoyed a lot of sex, both as a group, as alternating couples, and other...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 8

As black-eyed beauties go, Rima Qassem had to be in the top ten worldwide, David decided. He glanced at Nora, who gave him a coy smile. Was his wife testing his commitment to remain faithful by putting him next to Rima Qassem on a daily basis? He chuckled under his breath when he thought of asking Rima to wear the chadri, the full-length gown and veil required by the Taliban in Afghanistan whenever women left their households. Rima crossed her shapely legs. She certainly wasn't wearing the...

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Flights of ConsciousnessChapter 3

Before we proceed, I need to ask my son some questions, Carol decided, some very pointed questions. "You mentioned you believed it wasn't normal for you to become sexually excited about me. If you remember, I disagreed. I think it's normal for a teenager to be curious about the opposite sex, and a parent or sibling is the handiest individual around to satisfy that curiosity as long as things don't go too far. Curiosity is one thing, but what we're doing is a giant leap from curiosity....

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 5

David watched as his sister nuzzled her face between his wife's shapely thighs. No matter how many times he witnessed the beauty of the event, it never failed to excite him. He fisted his very hard erection. "Fuck her," Nora said to David. "Fuck your sister. Poke her cunt with your long one." David rubbed his hand between Darla's legs. She was wet. Ready. But he wanted a taste of her nectar before poking her. She squealed happily as his tongue rasped up through her slit, lapping up...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 9

Gloria Temple had been David's accountant for five years. She was a CPA and owned and operated her own firm. She had other clients, but she'd always treated David as if he were her only client. David adored her, and she returned his admiration with equal affection and respect. She was about fifty years old, chubby, short, and a ball of energy. Because setting up Ridley had taken the entire morning, David had called her, and she'd agreed to meet Flint and him for a late lunch. While they...

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Flights of Consciousness Book II Time TrippingChapter 18

Carrie Jensen needed to pee - badly. Her kidneys throbbed. If Baldy - he hadn't told her his name, and hairless as he was, in her mind, she'd nicknamed him Baldy - didn't return soon, she'd surely wet the bed. She was conflicted. She wanted Baldy to return so she could pee, but he'd raped her repeatedly the previous night, and she feared he'd rape her again if he returned. If he returned. If he didn't, she'd surely die. Without realizing it, survival had become Carrie's prime...

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Flights of ConsciousnessChapter 9

David had never felt so mortified. His sister, as payback for invading her privacy, had him standing on display naked while she was dressed, and she had just insisted that he bend over and spread the cheeks of his ass. He felt her reach between his legs, and he jumped like he'd been goosed. "Calm down," she said, "and stay bent over. I want to check out your balls." She fondled them gently. "I ought to squeeze them until you scream for mercy, like you squeezed my nipple. Remember? You...

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Flights of ConsciousnessChapter 13

David returned from the airport and poured himself a cup of coffee. He strolled outside and sat at the patio table, enjoying the cooler morning air while he drank his coffee. His mother had a date that night and demanded privacy. Why? What did she have planned? He couldn't remember his mother ever bringing a man home with her, and until recently, he had not thought of her as a sexual being. No longer. He now knew she had sexual needs no less intense than his own, and certainly as powerful as...

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Flights of Consciousness Book II Time TrippingChapter 9

Nora sat across from Detective Jake Fantine, a dashing, black-haired rogue in his mid-thirties. His drawl, a mix of a southern accent and the clipped tones of a New Yorker, intrigued her. She'd met him while consulting with the New Orleans Police Department earlier that day. He was the lead detective on the abduction and brutal murder of a young girl that had taken place during Mardi Gras that year, a murder so similar to Hanna Jenkin's everyone involved believed the same man killed both...

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Flights of Consciousness Book II Time TrippingChapter 25

By the time David's airplane landed at Scottsdale Airpark early Sunday afternoon, everyone wanted to spend some time alone. It was if they'd all had too much of a good thing. After doing some laps in his swimming pool to take out some kinks brought about by the flight, David stretched out on a chaise lounge by the pool and phased out. He wanted to get to know the cabal members a little better, perhaps give them some more grief, and he needed to check on his investments to anticipate any...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 15

Dwayne couldn't sleep. A glance at the luminous dial on his wristwatch told him it was 4:43 AM, so he rolled his feet to the floor. He'd make his own coffee; June wouldn't mind. June. What a woman! So beautiful it made his eyes hurt just to look at her face. Smart, too. And sweet. She had a sweet disposition. He liked that in a woman. At the end of his marriage, his ex-wife had no sweetness in her. She'd morphed into a shrew. He turned on the shower, let it run until hot water arrived,...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 28

Cursing, Danielle Yost kicked the door shut behind her, dropped her purse on the entry console table, and shoved her umbrella in the umbrella stand. "I hate my job. I hate this town," she muttered as she strode to her small kitchen and made herself a stiff drink. The old-fashioned answering machine connected to her kitchen phone flashed the number three. Probably hang ups from telemarketers, she thought, and in fact the first two messages were hung ups. The third interested her,...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 3

David stood next to the glass wall in the great room of his home that gave him a view of mountain next to the compound. He nursed a cocktail while he watched the falling sun alter the hues and shadows on the mountain's craggy surfaces. Deep in thought, he wondered how his wife reacted when his mother told her that she was pregnant. A part of him dreaded the possibility of some hurt feelings, and another part of him believed his wife could handle anything. He'd learned to admire the...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 12

The dinner conversation flowed around the excellence of the meal, the foster-home system, and the War on Terror. They occupied the dining room in David's home. June had announced that she would prepare the meal that night in a kitchen with which she was familiar, and would cook subsequent meals in Darla's kitchen and serve them in the large dining room after more personnel occupied the compound. Darla sat to David's left, Nora to his right. Flint sat next to Darla, and Patty sat between...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 13

Dwayne Holt, Darla's driver/bodyguard, was big, part black, and shaved his head bald. He wore a prosthetic hand on the stub of his left forearm. He rarely wore the fake hand. He preferred a hook, he told David. For reasons Holt didn't specify, he'd worn the prosthetic hand for his first day on the job, and David had not asked him ask why. Holt was Darla's driver, but he wasn't driving for Darla at the moment. He sat behind the wheel of the Escalade, and David occupied the passenger...

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Flights of Consciousness Book II Time TrippingChapter 21

Darla sat in the back of the airplane. Little George was sleeping in a car seat across the aisle. Darla's mother and Joe sat in the two seats in front of her. David was flying the plane, and Nora occupied the co-pilot's seat. Two sets of lovers and me, Darla thought, and the thought saddened her. "I loved you, Steve," she whispered so softly she knew no one would hear her. And I thought I loved our life. For a while, I even convinced myself I fit, but little things became big things....

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 2

David watched as his mother hurried after her husband. Nora needs to know about this, he thought. George fussed and tried to run away. Darla grabbed him and plopped him on her lap, telling him to sit. "What a mess," David muttered. "You're feeling guilty again, aren't you?" Darla said, frowning at him. "Every time there's a glitch in our family, you blame yourself; you say if you weren't the way you are that we'd be normal. Well, I tried normal, and normal isn't all it's...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 4

Flint drove away from the Stanley compound wondering what he'd gotten himself into. If it includes Darla Stanley, I don't care, he reflected. Incest! She fucks her brother, her mother, her mother's husband, and her brother's wife. He grinned. And from all indications, she isn't completely opposed to fucking me. That, or she's a tease. He didn't believe she was a tease. Time would tell. She was his employer. She'd have to seduce him, not the other way around. Like my sister when we...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 6

David and Nora sat on a sofa in the Hyatt lobby talking quietly. Nora said, "In a few minutes a Lebanese named Yuusif Hashem will come into the hotel, walk directly to the elevator and take one of the cars to an upper floor. The room where he meets another Arab named Widdaud Ahmad changes for each meeting. I'll point Yuusif out, and you can connect with him tonight and wander around in his past, present, and future. Yuusif is a member of Hezbollah, a terrorist organization backed by Syria...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 11

Carol arrived early at the compound on purpose. It had been a while since she'd had some loving from her son. Would he, could he, take the time? She found him leaving Darla's house holding the hand of a little girl, a very pretty little girl, the new cook's daughter, Carol discovered when David introduced her to Patricia Wilson. "She prefers Patty to Patricia, Mom," David added. "I've been showing her around the compound." "Are you about finished with your tour?" Carol...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 14

While en route to the hospital to visit Vince, David's cell phone rang. With Patty on his lap, and both of them strapped in by the same seatbelt, he didn't have enough time to move Patty, get his cell phone out of his pocket, and answer the call before it was transferred to voice mail. The phone's memory, however, gave him the number. He didn't recognize it, but hit the callback button anyway. Ridley said hello. "Sorry," David said. "Couldn't get to the phone soon enough." "No...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 16

When David walked into Darla's kitchen for his first cup of coffee, June wasn't in sight, which surprised him. The coffee was perked, though, so he poured a cup and fixed it the way he liked it: one sugar, a smidgen of heavy cream, and some half-and-half. He smacked his lips with appreciation after swallowing, and June bustled into the room. "I'm sorry, David. I was... got a minute?" "Sure," he said. "Come see. It's... well, it's beautiful." David followed her to the glass...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 17

Grace Black calmed Vera down by telling her that she could call her anytime. The shelter manager wasn't the brightest bulb in the lighting store, but she was tenacious, gnawed on a problem like a dog with a bone until she solved it, and after moving through a problem, if the same problem happened again, or one similar to it, Vera fixed it using what she'd learned. What Vera couldn't do is fix a problem the first time it surfaced, not without help, and Grace had been her security blanket...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 18

"I'm worried about security at the ranch, Flint," David said. The two men were returning to the compound after meeting Ridley and the runaway. "That effort starts Wednesday, David," Flint said. "A while back, I recruited Carol's driver, a woman named Molly Mahaffey. But Molly had to take care of some personal items, or she would have started sooner. Although we talked about it, I didn't give Darla and Carol a choice regarding gender for a driver. Circumstances put Dwayne at the...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 19

As the limo cruised through the gates to the compound, Vince said, "Is this home?" "Yes," David said. "Swell!" Vince said. David told the lad about the three homes within the walls and the amenities built into each home. "You'll be living in our home," Nora said, "David's and mine. A while back I met with the probate attorney for your parents' estate, and he allowed me into the house where you used to live. I packed up all your things. Your clothes are hanging in the closet in...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 20

Eileen stared at the phone. Should she risk the call? Yes, calling her mother was a rule, and she was determined to follow all the rules. She took a deep breath, turned on the phone, and dialed her mother's cell phone number. "Mom, it's Sandra," she said, using her real name. She heard a whimpering gasp. "Thank God!" her mother said. "How are you, Sandra? Are you all right?" "I'm fine... now. I couldn't take it anymore, Mom. He raped me, and he lent me to his friends, and they...

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Flights of Consciousness Book III Charitable Good DeedsChapter 33

"He's a beautiful animal, Joe," Danny said. They sat on the top rail of the corral. Joe made a sound in his throat, and Thee Brigand raised his magnificent head, tossed it once, and pranced over to them, his tail twitching, his neck arched — showing off. Joe nuzzled his neck, made some more soft noises, and the animal pushed his head into Danny's hands. She squealed with delight, and did some nuzzling of her own. "May I ride him?" Danny said. "Sure," Joe said, and watched...

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Flights of ConsciousnessChapter 6

It was five-thirty in the morning, and the air was brisk and clean. David's body felt rested but vibrant. He'd extended his morning swim from fifty laps to sixty. Last night after another exhilarating incestuous, psychic suck with his mother, he'd continued to perfect his senses while his consciousness roamed his home. He'd visited Barbara and her home as well, but his numerous attempts to connect with Coach Connors had all failed. Naked, he was air-drying his body after his swim, when...

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