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It’s Sunday morning. Graduation and the wedding are past, and Rob and Kaitlyn are too busy to talk right now, so here’s Laurel:

You’ve heard the expression, ‘It was all a blur’? Yes, I know, cliché, but there’s a reason that phrases become clichés – they are sometimes the only thing that describes the situation!

We dropped Mom and Krista off last, and Kay and I broke a couple of speed limits getting home ourselves, just in time to shower, change, grab a sandwich and something to drink, and jump into the truck with Rob and Jake, to head for the Field House. Met the rest of the crew there, and Renee joined me and Kay in a mad dash to the assembly rooms to get ready for the processional.

We got into our robes, got final instructions, found our places and got quiet, just as someone hollered something about somebody gone for lunch. Really! Gone for lunch? Well, that’s what it sounded like, and I thought oh no, now we gotta wait for soup and sammies?

My bad!

But who knew? I’d never heard the word before! You know those flags they carry at the front of the procession? They’re called gonfalons. Don’t ask. Yes, I looked it up afterwards on my phone. It’s spelled like it sounds, too. And gonfaloniers are the people that carry them.

I started giggling, and somebody else did too, and someone tried to shush us, but we were all giggling by then because somebody heard me whisper to the person beside me about gone for lunch, and it rippled all the way back to Kay, before we got quiet again. The monitors were having a fit!

Anyway, the gonfaloniers hoisted their gonfalons (hee hee) and we got ready to start filing out the doors. It was mass confusion all the way to the door! But we got straightened out there, somehow, and as we passed the two professors in charge of the procession I heard one of them muttering, “Every freakin’ year! Next year we’re just calling them flag bearers!”

So, we got inside the field house door, and there were the chairs ahead of us, and the platform with all the dignitaries, and it dawned on me that this was the day I was sure would never happen for me! By rights, I shouldn’t even be here! I almost wasn’t. I almost didn’t make it. Except for Kay and Rob! And all the rest of them! And then I couldn’t see very well any more, and almost tripped and fell, and I grabbed the girl walking next to me and she helped me catch my balance until I was steady again. And we kept walking, and everything was okay again, until I looked up again and there was Jake, smiling, next to his dad and mom, and Rob and his family waving at, wait, Kay is farther back in line, so who ... And there was Kay’s mom and dad, and Krista too, and they ... were ... waving ... at ... meee!

This time the girl next to me, Megan, and the guy behind me, actually grabbed my arms so I wouldn’t fall down! He thought I’d been drinking, at first, but Megan looked back and said that I was just emotional. So we got there and made it to our chairs, and I didn’t dare look around again.

Later I found out that George, and Suzy and Richelle were behind the Sandersons, and they were crying happy tears, too. Glad I didn’t see that then!

Anyway, we all marched in there, and waited for the “Take your seats” command. Got sat down, and the commencement commenced. Of course, everything was new to me. I’d skipped my own high school graduation and never saw one of these before, and I hadn’t really paid too much attention to what they’d said about this one, so I didn’t expect it would take as long as it did. And I had to pee!

Belinda’s turn!

I know, I know, “Oh ye of little faith!” But I can hear the smile in His voice when He says it.

Why am I so surprised that I’m seeing what I never thought that I would see with my own eyes? But I am! Thank You! Every time I replay it in my mind it gets better. Thank You! Thankyouthankyouthankyouthankyou!

What a week! At least the past few days of it. We got here and relaxed for a while, adopted a few more daughters, then The Shopping Trip to end all shopping trips! Picking and joking and loving with all of them, just like a family should, then noise and a bump, and the lights went out, and I woke up, and someone was screaming. And there was a fuzzy light, and then a black face I hadn’t seen before, but I knew her, and she was holding me in her arms and crying over me, and calling me Mom. Then I could vaguely see another face, and I heard her voice and knew it was Krista. My little girl! But where was Kaitlyn?

Then a man’s voice. I couldn’t see him, but I recognized it – Rob! And I must have lost consciousness again, because I woke up in an ambulance, and then in the hospital. My head hurt, then didn’t hurt, and it kept coming and going, and those fuzzy flashes of light, but the fuzziness started clearing up, and it was the strangest thing – and it suddenly hit me - I was seeing things around me. I was really seeing them!

The doctors kept coming in and checking me over, telling me that everything was going to be okay, but they kept looking at my eyes, and then covering them up again, and calling for another doctor, Doctor Mullins, stat. He finally got there and examined me. Harland had told them that I had lost my sight years ago in a fall off a horse, but he didn’t realize that I had now regained it, through another bump on the head.

Doctor Mullins said that he had never seen this himself, but he had read about trauma-induced blindness being reversed. There weren’t too many guidelines for it, and he wanted to proceed with caution, so he said that my eyes should be bandaged for a few days to protect them, and told the nurse to do that.

I said, “No way! Not until I see the daughters I’d never yet seen! Including the latest ones, and my soon-to-be son-in-law, and everyone else in my world!” He relented, on the condition that I would rest my eyes as much as possible.

Harland and the girls came in first, and I got to see and hug my beautiful babies! Thank you Lord! And that big lug still needs a haircut! Then Kaitlyn went back out and brought in her guy, and I got to meet my new son-in-law!

Then someone else at the door, and there was the face I’d first seen at the accident. She came over to the bed, looked a little scared, until I reached out to her and said, “Hi Richelle! Honey, if it’s all the same to you, next time I will drive!” Got a cross between a sob and a chuckle, then a sweet, fierce hug, and I got the feeling that she didn’t want to let go. Then I got another hug from Suzy.

Then a little commotion at the door, and this great big soldier-looking guy maneuvered a wheelchair into the room, and up to the bed, and a shy voice said, “Hi Mom.”

Know what? I love them all!

Doctor Mullins came back in and said that would be all I could stand for today, that I should really get some rest and to rest my eyes especially. I said okay, I’d relax, and read for a while. He started to protest again, and I held up my iPOD and smiled, “Like I’ve been reading for years!” He just grinned and shook his head.

Anyway, I stayed overnight, and then got out in time to help with some last minute errands, and then, graduation.

And tomorrow? The day every mom looks forward to, from the day her daughters are born!

Wonder what George is thinking?

How did I get into this? No way I ever was good enough to deserve anything like this! From a quiet meal in a Thai restaurant on a Tuesday evening, to being Best Man for a young fella I’ve only known a few weeks!

I was resigned to the fact that I’d lost my own family for whatever reason, and that hurt, but I’d be damned if I let it turn me into a bitter, lonely old man, so I still tried to stay active after I retired. Didn’t stay home to rot, but went out for dinner, movies, and stuff like that, especially where I could see the college kids around me, and try to imagine what kinds of family lives they had. Then there were a couple of unfinished things from work that I just couldn’t let go of.

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OverboardChapter 3 A Weekend Away

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OverboardChapter 4 A Change in the Weather

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OverboardChapter 5 In for a Penny

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OverboardChapter 6 Whatever Comes Next

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OVERBOARDChapter 4 Our Breakfast and Return to Port

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OVERBOARDChapter 7 I Suggest a Solution for Both of Us

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OVERBOARDChapter 8 Kay Comes Out to See My House

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OVERBOARDChapter 9 Sue Shows Kay Whats Expected

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OVERBOARDChapter 10 We Move Kay In

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OVERBOARDChapter 11 Kays First Night

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Overboard TooChapter 5

I thought I'd gone too far now, because she put down her fork and leaned back away from the little dinette table. But she looked at me rather intently for a few seconds, then smiled and said "Classical music and a silver tongue? Maybe I would have been safer on the party barge with Todd!" I must have winced at that, because she grinned and said "Gotcha!" Then she blushed and said "Maybe it's still the roofie talking, but I've never felt this safe with any man, except my Dad." My...

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Overboard TooChapter 6

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OVERBOARDChapter 12 Kay Gets Wet

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Overboard TooChapter 7

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Overboard TooChapter 8

She hauled off and punched me! And I just sat there and smiled. "I was just kidding!" she protested weakly. Then her eyes got really big, and she lit up the whole bay with her blush! I kissed her. "Mostly, anyway," her protest got weaker. I kissed her again, and she kissed me back. "A little?" she actually squeaked, and she raised up her eyes and looked into mine. "No, I guess I wasn't kidding at all – I was hoping." "So was I, little girl, so was I" And the world went away,...

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OVERBOARDChapter 13 I Explain Life Balance to Kay

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Overboard TooChapter 9

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Overboard TooChapter 10

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OVERBOARDChapter 14 We Start Playing Cards

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Overboard TooChapter 11

Kay must have done something right, 'cause here's Rob again! Shhhh! His head hurts! What the? Owwww! Kay? Kay? It's dark! What happened? How did you get the engine started? Heeey! I can't see very good!" "It's okay, Rob, we're okay for now. You bumped your head. The ambulance is going to meet us at the marina, and Hector says we should be there in a few minutes." I tried to sit up, and laid right back down again – "Owww! Who's Hector, and where did he come from? Where are we?...

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OVERBOARDChapter 15 Kay Calls Home

I slept in this morning, yesterday was a long day for me. I don't really like to travel out and back on the same day and I normally would have stayed over in San Fran. It was Kay's first time here alone though and I wasn't sure if she would be comfortable about it. I need to talk with her today and feel her out to make sure there won't be any problems in the future when I do have to be gone over night or even longer. It was entertaining last night playing cards and talking with Kay. She...

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Overboard TooChapter 12

Rob's turn: At least my eyes were working again! The first doc who examined me said he was sure it had been merely a temporary thing – he called it "hysterical blindness", and said it was a result of the blow to my head. But he still wanted me to be sent down for an MRI, to rule out any permanent damage. So they wheeled me down the corridor and around a couple of corners, and left me outside a door with a sign that said "MRI testing in progress – no entry." I could read it! I hoped they...

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OVERBOARDChapter 16 I Give Kay Too Much Wine

"I don't know how that went Kay, but it didn't sound too bad from what I heard of the conversation." "It didn't go badly but it didn't go well either. The best thing I can say about it is there wasn't an absolute and immediately negative reaction. Mom's not happy; if she was she'd have let me know that. Since she didn't say anything about the arrangement I know it's bothering her but not how much, yet. Dad on the other hand is really bothered by it. He wants to think about it and...

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Overboard TooChapter 14

Kay again: O my! I thought Rob was gonna go ballistic over that frying pan thing; for a minute I thought I'd gone too far! But I couldn't resist – Dad has one, and he's very particular about who gets to use it, and even more so about who gets to clean it. No soap, and definitely no scrubbing! Won't even let Mom wash it! That reminds me, I have to call home and let them know how I'm doing. Couple months ago I forgot to check in with them for a few days, and they almost called out the...

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OVERBOARDChapter 18 Kays Father Learns Shes Not a Little Girl

"Daddy? Oh my God, what are you doing here?" Kay was clearly shocked. "Kaitlyn, you know I don't like you taking the Lord's name in vain. Your mother and I may not be regular church goers but it doesn't mean we don't believe in the Lord and I think you should respect that belief even if you don't believe in Him." She stepped over to him and they gave each other a hug. It was evident though they were holding back some. They separated and looked at each other. "I never said I...

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Overboard TooChapter 15

So we're halfway into the six hour trip, and Kay just called to update Leeza and Donna. They weren't at the apartment when we made a quick stop for her to pack a travel bag, and she thought she'd better call to explain the note she'd left them. She'd been a little apprehensive about my having to drive, but I'd convinced her that I'm perfectly okay, and that I was coming with her. Once we got on the road and headed northeast she relaxed, and we were able to talk. Seems funny to be...

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OVERBOARDChapter 19 Todd Upsets Kay and Junior Comes to Take Care of Him

After the visit by Kay's father things settled down for Kay and me. We got into a routine; I did my work and traveled when necessary. Kay gave up her Mondays at the restaurant but retained her weekends there. Her income did indeed go down, just as she thought it would once school opened. Her studies seemed to be going well, she found the speed of my internet connection made her work at home easier than she was used to. We played cards in the evenings at least twice a week and we kept...

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Overboard TooChapter 16

I was getting ready for bed, thankful that I was still in one piece. Not sure what I'd been expecting, but Kaitlyn's dad was, as Yogi said in those cartoons, "Bigger than the average bear", and he had simply and sincerely thanked me for rescuing her, and had even seemed to be accepting of my being there with her on more than a "just friends" basis. When I first saw him I was sure it would be the end of me, and that my last conscious thought would be something having to do with the...

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OVERBOARDChapter 20 We Take a Trip to Kansas

After Junior went home, Kay went back to school and I went back to work. Things were going smoothly again for both of us. When I asked later in the week Kay told me Todd was no longer bothering her, apparently he was scared off by Junior. Kay was happy again and was concentrating on her studies while I concentrated on my business. There was a down side to this though; Kay hadn't gotten in bed with me again. As much as she tempted me, and I restrained myself from doing anything, I still...

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OVERBOARDChapter 21 The Thanksgiving Meal and Weekend

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Overboard TooChapter 17

Rob, again: Breakfast was great! Krista did a fantastic job with the huevos rancheros, and now Kay is bugging her for the recipe and a tutorial. They get to sniping at each other and Harland just sits there savoring his second cup of coffee and shakes his head. "See what I have to put up with, every time they're together?" And his smile belies any negative meaning one might attach to that statement. This man loves his family, and rightfully so. And they certainly adore him! We finished,...

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OVERBOARDChapter 22 The Big Question What Is Our Relationship

The airport was a zoo with everyone returning from the holiday weekend. It was tough getting through the terminal and seemed to take forever to get our bags off the luggage carousel. Thank goodness for the car service, the driver was one of the guys who regularly took care of me and I also took care of him because of the good service he gave me. He got our two cases into the trunk and then took us home quickly and quietly. We still weren't talking much. The cats demanded attention just as...

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Overboard TooChapter 18

We did make it back in time for Kay's class, so I dropped her off at her place so she could pick up all her stuff and drive to school in her own car. I went back home, had some daylight left, so I washed the car. Wasn't too bad, just dusty, so it didn't take long. Had time to do a walk around the building, to make sure all was in order. Yeah, forgot to tell Kay I owned a half of the place, so I keep up the maintenance end of things. It was part of that little inheritance from my...

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Overboard TooChapter 19

Kay's turn: Rob called back, and we talked about our appointment to see Hector. I was okay with next Tuesday, so we called it a plan. This weekend, though, we're going to drive up to see his family. He said I have nothing to worry about, but I'm nervous already. "Why, sweetie? They'll love you, I promise!" he said, "And they're so excited that you're coming that Mom will have the best china laid out, and she'll make Dad wear a tie! And he doesn't do that for just anybody. Even...

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OVERBOARDChapter 23 We Take Another Trip

While Kay spoke with her family, I had been outside picking up in the back yard and pool area. There really wasn't that much to do but I wanted to give her privacy when she told her parents my background. I didn't think there would be a problem but I wasn't sure. It could become awkward. I didn't go in until Kay called me for dinner. When I did I found the table already set with everything we should need. I still went back to the kitchen to get a bottle of wine to go with Kay's...

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Overboard TooChapter 20

"Rob, I'm so scared, and so sorry." Laurel was crying as we drove toward the hospital. "I got tangled up with Todd, and I don't know how to get out of it." She just sat there holding her backpack on her lap, looking out at traffic. The cops had checked out her bag, as they had done with everyone in their group, and hers was clean. Mitch had noted that all she had in front of her on her table was a coke – no beer, nothing alcoholic. At first he'd been suspicious of her, because she'd...

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Overboard TooChapter 21

Was just puttering along at about six miles an hour when the party barge passed me, and a blonde mermaid with a parrot jumped off, and a Mexican preacher hit me with a spar, and I got attacked by a coyote but an old guy with a cannon said "Make my day", then a guy in a toga barked at me, and I hit a horse and hurt my hand and all through it there was this weird ringing noise, and... Phone! Woah! Wake up, Rob! I groaned over and picked it up just as it stopped ringing. Didn't recognize...

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OVERBOARDChapter 24 Life After Florida

Whoops! Kay just brought our conversation to a dead stop. My parents looked at each other and then looked at me to see if I was going to answer Kay's question. "Did I ask something I shouldn't have? Rob?" Kay had a puzzled look on her face as she, too, looked at me. "Kay, we don't have a Christmas dinner, per se. As Jews, we don't celebrate Christmas; December twenty-fifth is just another day for us. It's the same for almost all the homes in this community, that's why no one has...

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Overboard TooChapter 22

We drove Laurel to her apartment, where she packed enough for a weekend stay. We'd get the rest of her things later. Her roommates didn't say much, more or less just stayed out of her way. Both had guilty looks, as if they'd been in on what had been done to her, or at least known about it and had not stood up for her, and were now ashamed of it. She didn't bother explaining to them just what she had planned for the near future. Then, even though Laurel had given her statement to the...

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OVERBOARDChapter 25 Spring Break Hooray

Life went on, Kay with her work at the restaurant on the weekends and her classes during the week. She didn't see or hear anything from Todd, nor did she hear anything about him. If only it would stay that way. My life continued, too, with my work at home and every other week or so a trip out of town to one client or another. The new client in Wyoming was more demanding of my time and after my initial setup visit with them I had to return twice, in what was an unusually short period of...

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Overboard TooChapter 24

"Rob! What?" Kay grabbed my arm as George bent to pick up my phone. Hope it survives my dropping it! I looked at her and said the first thing that popped into my mind. "Gotta figure out something else for a honeymoon trip, babe." She just looked at me, not really comprehending what I was saying. "I mean, Nocturne's gone. That was Gary on the phone. Somebody just blew up our boat." Kay and Laurel both gasped in shock. "Nooooooo!" moaned Kay, and Laurel sagged against the Escape....

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Overboard TooChapter 25

"Ummmmm ... Errrr ... Wha-?" "Please, Rob," Kaitlyn's voice was shaky, "can we just cuddle with you? We just want to be close to you tonight." I turned on the bedside light, and saw that Laurel was there too, snuggled up against Kay, and she was nodding her head. "Well," said Kay, "I do, and I don't want to leave Laurel all by herself, so..." "Just sleeping, Rob," said Laurel, "No fooling around. Definitely no fooling around!" Kay was shaking her head in...

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OVERBOARDChapter 26 Where to From Here

That was about as deep as the conversation could get at dinner, in the kitchen. It was a good thing that's where we were instead of more romantic surroundings, like the Italian restaurant the night before. Who knows what else we might have said or done? Was I ready to go further? I had better figure that out, and soon. I need to know what I'm doing with Kay, or rather what I want to do. Lord help me! After dinner we went back to the great room, Kay wanted to play more with her new phone. I...

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Overboard TooChapter 26

Kaitlyn returned my call a few minutes later, and said she had been in a conference with her Faculty Advisor. It was nothing special, just something all of them had to do before graduation. She said she didn't have any more classes today, so she and Suzy were just hanging out in the student center, waiting for Laurel and Richelle to show up. I said, "So, I hear Suzy is a pretty good note taker. You two getting along okay?" I didn't think I put any special inflection into the question,...

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Overboard TooChapter 27

Back to Rob: Well, turned out that the pasta was a good choice. I was able to stretch it, and they all liked it. Even got requests for tutorials on making it! So dinner went well. Kay calls it "dinner", so I guess I gotta get used to calling it that, myself. But back home we always used to call it "supper", and "dinner" was on Sundays and holidays. Old fashioned, I guess. I think everyone enjoyed the chatter over the meal, too. But those two "note takers" really take the cake....

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OVERBOARDChapter 27 Its Time for a Business Party and More

In the morning after breakfast Kay went to school and I went to work. In my office, I went through my regular routine and made sure everything was alright with the client systems I had on constant monitoring. After making sure there were no problems I went on to the next step of business. I started calling clients that were one offs, clients that didn't have me on retainer. I periodically called them and tried to sell myself, to convert them to long term clients with my constant monitoring....

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Overboard TooChapter 31

We watched the red pickup rumble out of the lot and head south. Kay said it sounded angry. It did, at that, and I wondered if Jake had built the engine as well. I looked at Kay, and said, "So what's your preference for supper?" She turned to Suzy and Richelle and asked for their druthers, and they both said the choice was up to us. So we locked up and headed for The Crab Shack. It's a dumpy-looking place, and that makes it one of the prime reasons for the phrase "Looks are deceiving"....

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Overboard TooChapter 32

I sat there scratching my head, with all consonants and no vowels. And the fact that sweet Kaitlyn was rubbing her foot up and down my leg, under the table, didn't help my concentration, not at all. Richelle just sat back with a grin, as Kay and Suzy made yet another trip to the dictionary, to verify a word she'd played. I hadn't yet forayed into that arena, mostly because I didn't want to admit not knowing some of the words she'd used. "C'mon, Rob! You're not gonna let her get away...

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Overboard TooChapter 33

Kay's turn: Rob was acting a little tense when we got home from school, but I thought it was just from stress from his work, on top of everything that's been happening. We got home and got something cold to drink, and George was there with Rob, just sitting at the table. He acted like he was uncomfortable, but said it was just his arthritis kicking up. We'd been chattering all the way home, excited about being done with college, and I even heard the occasional squeal from Suzy and...

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Overboard TooChapter 34

The insurance check deposited without a hold on it, and I moved it into a separate account that I'd already had set up and designated for the boat. I smiled as I thought back to the day I had opened it. I had stopped in at the bank to make a deposit, and the new teller remarked at the name I'd given the account, and asked if I was a fan of Talia Wagner. I looked up at him and saw that he was smiling, and cracked back, "She's okay, for the daughter of a Nightcrawler and a Witch." I could...

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OVERBOARDChapter 30 Were By Ourselves Again and Have Much to Go Over

Wednesday morning was not a typical morning for us; it started in the kitchen with us kissing again. It wasn't the toe curler our kiss was the night before but it was still a good one. Kay and I managed to keep Janice from making breakfast, and this, too, was a change, since she had come in for the extended weekend. She grumbled but I promised to take us out for breakfast instead. We didn't leave until she had her suit-cases packed and everything ready to go. It was a late afternoon flight...

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Overboard TooChapter 35

I felt funny about leaving George there by himself after what he'd just told us, but I watched the girls get into Kay's car, and followed them out of the coffee shop lot. We had no other stops to make, so she took the direct route back to our place. I could see that they weren't chatting and laughing as usual; both were staring straight ahead, apparently lost in their own thoughts. For that matter, I was, too, trying to wrap my head around what George had just told us. The boat was one...

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OVERBOARDChapter 31 We Work on Plans for the Future

"Have you thought about things since last night, Kay?" "Some, but I still have a lot of thinking to do." "Are you at a point where we can start talking?" "Yes, and I have two or three things I want to start with, if they're okay with you." "Shoot." "I think the first things we should talk about are marriage, children, getting to where we can have children and jobs. Are those okay with you?" "Not surprisingly, they're all near the top of my list, too. I want to marry you....

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Overboard TooChapter 37

Same carload going back up the highway, but a totally different topic of conversation! Kay was squeezing my hand as she rhapsodized about Laurel and Jake's performance, and the two in the back seat were just as excited as she was. I concentrated on following the taillights of the red pickup in front of us. He wasn't speeding by any means, but the fog rolling in off the gulf was limiting visibility, and I didn't want any surprises. "Rob?" Kay shifted position as she spoke, "Rob? Can we...

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Overboard TooChapter 38

I was mentally going over my to do list for the day as I pulled into the lot, so the presence of the little 4x4 in one of the guest spots didn't register until our apartment door opened, and I was greeted with a hug and a "Hi Rob! I decided to come down earlier than we'd planned, just in case that big sister of mine had forgotten something! Mom and Dad are still waiting until tomorrow, like we'd planned, but you're stuck with me for an extra day. Hope that's okay!" Krista! "Okay?...

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Overboard TooChapter 42

We were about to head for the hospital when I remembered. "Jake! He hasn't heard yet about what happened. Gotta see if I can get to him before he hears it from someone else!" Our girls had been loaded into ambulances, and they were all on the way to the hospital, to undergo all the routine things that follow accidents, and things that weren't accidents at all. Belinda and Laurel were primary on the triage list, Laurel having been shot and wounded, and Belinda with a concussion. Those two...

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OVERBOARDChapter 35 Circumstances Are Keeping Us Apart

The alarm went off jarring me out of a comfortable dream. No, wait, it wasn't a dream, I really had taken Kay away for the weekend and moved us up to a fully intimate relationship; that memory brought a smile to my face. I pulled Kay over to me, after she turned off the blasted noise maker, to give her a big hug and start the day with a steamy kiss. It was still earlier than I was used to or wanted it to be. "Mmmm, this is good. I didn't think you'd set the alarm for some early morning...

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