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becoming real and that there was nothing she couldn’t do. She was on fire with this thing called life. She rationalized that the children were young enough to adjust to Adam. Her husband, Chris, did not seem to care at all about her absences and spent an inordinate amount of time hanging out with his friends at the local sports bars. A life of exquisite happiness would surely be better than this cold limbo she now lived in. She had checked out emotionally from her marriage shortly after the children were born. They were like brother and sister and she knew she had married him just to escape an abusive situation at home. She had decided she would risk everything to be with Adam—she picked the phone up to call him.
                  “Can I see you tonight?”
                  “Yes, I’m glad you called. I have a lot to talk to you about. Come over and we’ll go to Panda City for dinner and then maybe to Tom’s OK?”
                  “I’ll see you in a little while.”
                  With the car windows down, she absorbed the sight and sounds of crossing over Tampa Bay. Sometimes you could catch the glimmer of dolphins slipping through the water. The aroma of the sun and sea exhilarated her. She knew heaven was just a few miles past the end of the bridge. As she was leaving one beautiful sight, she would soon see another.
                  “Hello, darling,” she said as she wrapped her arms around him.
                  “Life seems to stand still when I’m not with you. I’m incredibly happy to see you again.”
                  He lifted her into his arms like a bride and crossed the threshold into his home. He moaned softly as she lifted his shirt and hers so that they would be touching. Bowie was playing this time; he must be in an upbeat mood, twisted with carnivorous romance.
                  “Arianna, we belong to each other, you’re my destiny. I love you, I do,” hoarsely he spoke, barely above a whisper.
                  “Darling, darling, I love you too.”
                  She touched his face with her fingertips and thought this is what pure joy is. She glowed, fastening this moment to her heart.
                  “I never expected to find love, never. I mean, I’m a guy and that kind of stuff just doesn’t make much sense to a lot of guys. I always thought love was something people just faked. Since I was twelve, I’ve been hanging around lots of girls and I never knew a feeling like this. Listening to Dylan’s songs about love, I use to think that this guy is the ultimate artist but he can’t really believe all that stuff about love. You’re one of the surprises in my life, a great surprise. I’m kinda’ jaded and a little crazy but this guys for you. I changed a lot at 16 and I didn’t think I could ever be happy again.”
                  “You mean after your Dad’s death?”
                  “Maybe. Naw—that had nothing to do with it; I just got street smart to the world. There are very few surprises with people, mostly just liars and beggars and thieves. Everybody’s one of them.”
                  Adam skipped over the mention of his father’s death and she was hoping he would talk to her about it. Sometimes there was a dark grimness that came over him and she wandered if that had anything to do with it. For now though, she was reveling in those exquisite words he had spoken to her— I love you— never before had those words delighted and embraced her. This was a virgin love, perhaps, for both of them. When he grabbed her and made love to her, they seemed as one heart living in another world.
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Chapter VI
    Love Blooms
     
                  Several months passed, time; their love binding them together.
                  “Do you still want to get something to eat?”