Catching The Curl 3
by sura spurhawk

After a couple years, Rad and his family grew.  He turned his job into his own family business that he was quite proud of, and his twins, Rani and Curtis, were now in their early teens.  Dale supported him every step of the way while bringing up their son and daughter.  As she thought, the kits took to the water and surfing before they could even stand.  Both turned out to be very skilled surfers and very popular at the beach.  Often, Rani and her girlfriends would challenge the boys in contests of skill on the water.  And as if on cue, Dale would tease Rad on who would win.  Curtis, though, was more stubborn of the two and was very difficult to get out of the water.  Rani, however, didn’t care either way where she was.  If you could shop while you surfed she would be all over it.  All around, the four of them were a tight knit family, even if it didn’t seem it at times.

“Here you go, girls, drinks all around.” Dale smiled as she served chilled mixed drinks to Rani and her friends.  The front porch of the beach house was welcoming and set up much like a bar.  But you wouldn’t find any alcohol there; Rad didn’t allow it on the property just for those safety reasons.
“Thanks, mom!” Rani giggled.  Dale went down to the sand for some light reading.  The two males were shredding it up on the surf.  It made for quite the entertainment for Dale in case she decided to put her book down.  Rani and her friends gossiped and scanned the beach for possibilities.

In the background, thunder rumbled as the sky started to darken up.  As Rad came out of a tube he looked to the sky.  It started to look not so good.  The older Dolphin came ashore and motioned for his wife.  Immediately the radio was turned on for the weather.  Curtis didn’t pay mind to the current conditions as he stayed out in the ocean.

~And now for a weather update.  There’s a huge storm coming in from the west along the coast.  Expect dangerous water for you folks living at the beach…~ came over the radio.
Rad looked to Dale, “Better pack it in, love.”
”I’ll get the kids in,” she said as she got up hurriedly.  Rad went to the shore and waved his arms at Curtis.
”Curtis! Storm’s a comin’, bro!”  Rad yelled out.  “Bring it in!”  Curtis saw it and barely heard it.  He sighed, brought it in, tucked his board under his arm and ran in with his dad.  The windows were tied down and the door locked.  All they could do now was wait it out.  The teen dolphin went to his room; he wasn’t much for Rani’s friends.

After the first wave of the storm went by, Curtis opened his window.  The clouds still rolled overhead and the waves crashed ashore.  He leaned against the open sill and looked out.  Down on the beach he Curtis saw something.  But it wasn’t exactly clear what it was.  He turned and went for the front door.
Rad stopped him, “Hold it, bro, storm ain’t over yet.  Where do you think you’re going?”
“Something’s out there, pop.” Once he answered he bolted out the door.  Dale came in and looked to Rad.
“I’ll go follow him,” the father told his wife.  Both dolphins hit the beach.  “Make it quick!  Winds are kicking up again!”
”It’s around here somewhere!”  With that Curtis stumbled upon limbs sticking out of the sand.  Both of the men got down and dug out the person.  “She’s still breathing, pop.”  Rad gathered the sand covered femme and quickly headed back to the house.

Once inside of the house everyone stopped to look at what was going on.  Rad took the girl to the spare room which was equipped with his first aid supplies.  Dale readied a warm bath.  The kids tried to all look but all got in the way.
”Alright, you all can see once we’re done,” Dale shooed.  “Give us some room.”  The girls left but Curtis remained.  “You heard me, young man.”
”I saw her, mom; I should get to stay to help.”  Curtis wasn’t going to leave even if she said no again, which she didn’t.  Rad helped the girl into the bath and let Dale clean her up.  Curtis stood at the door with curiosity.

Rad chuckled and whispered to Dale, “First girl I ever seen him get worked up about.”
Dale glanced back, whispered with a smile, “Well, at least now we know he’s interested.”  Rad mused and got the towels.  After a good long bath to wash away the sand, the girl was placed into the warm bed.  “Now, Curtis, why don’t you fetch me some warm water and a cloth from the kitchen,” the mother asked.  The boy grunted and went to get it.  Both parents laughed and watched over the girl.  All cleaned up she was quite beautiful, though not a common sight.  She was a binturong, a bearcat, with dark brown almost black fur from head to toe.  Her tail was just as long as her body and very strong if she needed it.

After a few hours, the parents decided to let Curtis go ahead and finally watch her overnight.  The young dolphin sat in a chair next to her.  The radio was playing softly in the background just to kill the silence.  But momentarily, after everyone went to bed, the girl let off a faint squeak.  This caught Curtis’ attention.
”Hello?” he called to her. 
She squinted her eyes, “Hnnn?”  Curtis got closer.
”Are you alright?”
“Wh, where am I?” she said quietly.  She then opened her eyes enough to see him.  There was a quiet moment where he didn’t answer; he was too busy staring at her.  She gave him a questioning look.
“Oh, oh.  Uh, you’re at my house, out of the storm.  Do you have a name?” Curtis wondered.  The girl only stared before rocking her head away and closing her eyes.  She came and went throughout the night and he never got answered.

Rad and Dale came into the room the next morning to find Curtis hunched over the bed and asleep.  The mother smiled and leaned him back and pulled out a blanket to cover him after checking his wetsuit.  Rad sat next to the bed and checked on the girl’s temperature.  She had rested overnight and seemed to be doing fine.
“She must have woken up during the evening,” Rad gathered.
“How can you tell?” Dale asked.
”Well, she’s a bearcat, they’re nocturnal.  I can only assume that’s how she was raised.  And Curtis was hunched on the bed.”  Rad explained. 
Dale laughed, “I guess you’re right.  But we’ll see.  In the mean time, I’ll get breakfast made.”  Rad eeked and clicked in pleasure of hearing that and sat to watch the girl a bit.  The storm had passed and the waves calmed.  So the girls took advantage of it and hit the waters.  So all that was left in the house was Rad, Dale, Curtis, and the girl.

As the afternoon rolled on, the girl was left on her own to sleep.  The family hung around the house just in case.  It was a good thing they did because around dinner time the girl made her first attempt to wake and wander the house.  This, of course, stopped all that was going on at the time.  Curtis stood and watched her as she returned the look.  Rani giggled.  Her brother looked back and glared before storming off to his room.  Rad and Dale watched then looked to each other.  The father stood and walked to the girl.
“I see you’re doing better.  Hungry?” he asked.
Having a better concept of her surroundings she managed to say, “Please?” Rad helped her sit.  Dale came over and set a plate down with some cook veggies and salad.  The girl was slow at eating but it was good to know she was able.  They all sat and ate as well with the exception of Curtis.  “He will be okay?”
”He’ll be fine,” Dale smiled.  “Just give him some time to cool off.  What’s your name, hun?”  It was that question again.  The young bearcat looked down quietly.  This caused concern in Rad.  Dale looked over to her husband and saw the concern.  “Nevermind that, hun, you just finish eating.”  The girl nodded.  After she was finished she excused herself.  As she walked back to her room she came across Curtis’ closed door.  She rapped softly on the door.

”Yeah?” Curtis bellowed out.  Frustrated in the silence he got as answer he got up and opened the door.  His attitude swiftly changed at the sight of the girl.  “Oh..hi.  Did you want in?”  He stepped aside.  The girl walked in and looked around.  Curtis stuck his head out of the doorway and looked around for anyone and then closed the door.
The girl turned to him, “I don’t remember my name.”  She almost looked to him in desperation. <
“You, you don’t?” he stammered.  The girl shook her head to him.  “Well, my name is Curtis, if that helps any.”  She gave him a faint smile when he introduced himself.  The small smile made him smile.
”Curtis.  That’s a nice name.”

Rani pounded on the door which startled the two of them inside.  Rad looked at Rani for doing it so roughly.
”Sorry, daddy,” Rani apologized.  She turned to the door, “You got that girl in there don’t you?”
”Rani,” Dale said firmly.  Rani made a face.  After a couple moments Curtis opened the door.  The bearcat was standing behind him.  Dale offered her paw to the girl so she could walk out.  Reluctantly, Curtis moved aside.  Rad walked into the room and shut the door.
“What were you doing, bro?” Rad asked.
“Nothing, pop.  She just wanted in.”
“I don’t want you…” Rad started.
“Pop!  I swear, we didn’t even touch each other.  She doesn’t even know who she is!” Curtis said riled.
Rad paused, “Amnesia? You think the storm did it?”
“Possibly, but we’ll have to report we found her to the police.  Hopefully, someone will recognize her.  But while she’s here, I don’t want you taking advantage of her,” Rad said decisively.  Curtis sighed as Rad left the room.  Things were explained to the girls.  The thought of the girl losing her memory wasn’t appealing, even to the girl.  This actually frightened her more than she was before.

Days had gone by and they made her feel as comfortable as they could.  For those few days, Curtis kept his distance away from her, but still watched her.  Out in his shack he was waxing his board.

“Curtis?”
He looked up. “Josey?”  Josey was the name the girl decided to call herself.
“I wanted to know.”
“Yeah?”
She paused a moment, “Why have you been avoiding me?”  He set his rag down.
“Well,” he cleared his throat, “My pop didn’t want me to take ‘advantage’ of you.  I didn’t want to get us in trouble if they thought we were doing anything.”
“Well, could you teach me to surf?”
He smiled, “Easily.”  In seconds he grabbed his board and walked her to the shore.

Rad looked from his shop window and saw the two out in the water.  Dale looked over her husband’s shoulder and watched the two.
“Well, they’re having fun,” Dale said with a smile.  “It’s good she’s opening up.”
“Hopefully, her memory will come to her.  If not, she’s got some good ones here.”

Curtis watched the bearcat float on his board.  Her large tail kept her balanced quite nicely.  The water beat slowly against them and the wind was calm.
“Thank you for saving me, Curtis.”
The dolphin boy clicked, “You remember that?”
“How couldn’t I?  I’d be dead otherwise,” she smiled.  Josey then yawned.  It seemed she wasn’t used to being up during the day.
“Maybe we should get you inside?”
“Oh, I just need a nap, and the movement of the water is soothing.” Josey said before she drifted to sleep. 

Curtis towed her to shore and took her to the house.  While she slept he took a shower.  The water was shut off after he finished and he sat on the edge of the tub nude with his oils.  Not paying attention the bearcat walked in on him.   “Oh!  I’m so sorry!” she covered her eyes.
Curtis dropped his oils, “Shh!”  He jumped up and closed the door with a sigh.  The dolphin boy picked up his oils.
“Should I leave?”
“It’s okay.  I’m just putting on my oils.  Um, could you help?  I always miss spots on my back.”
Josey blushed, “Sure.”  She walked over him with shaky paws.  Curtis gave her the oils and turned around.  Even though his member was hidden he was still just as fit.  Josey was gentle when she touched his smooth skin.  She could feel his calm breathing against her paws.  This all the while made her smile and calm down herself.
“That feels nice,” Curtis told her.  The girl stopped and watched him.  “No, you don’t have to stop.”  He looked to her, “I’m sorry, I.”  A paw had reached out and touched his beak.  Josey had gotten the oils again and decided to apply them all over his body.  Just the feel of her paws sent him shivers.  Afterward she climbed and curled up into his lap.  “Maybe we shouldn’t.”
“You’re not ‘taking advantage’ of me.  I just want to be held.”  Josey smiled.  Curtis embraced her at her request.  “Oh!” She looked down as Curtis was becoming aroused.  He looked away and cringed.  Josey nosed him softly, “It’s okay, it’s natural.  I like you, too.”
“What?” Curtis murmured as he returned his gaze to her.
“I like you, too.”  Curtis was relieved when she said that.  He had never shown any affection for another.  But somehow she was different. 

They spent more and more time together as days went by.  Dale and Rad were pleased to see their son happy.  It even looked to be like Josey would be staying as a part of the family now.  The police couldn’t find anyone who even had seen Josey before.  And as the days went by Curtis adjusted his sleep schedule to be nocturnal as well just for Josey.  They only time the family saw him was at dinner.  It took some getting used to, but they all adjusted.
“Josey, wanna see something really awesome?” Curtis asked.
“This better not be another trip to market again,” she teased.
“Ha, no it’s not.”
“Alright then, lead on,” Josey motioned.  The dolphin boy grabbed their sandwiches and a bag and they were on their way.  It took about an hour to get there by foot, but they were in no rush. 

Curtis stopped and pawed Josey the bag, “Hold this a sec.”  He reached out and pulled the moss and seaweed away from a cove entrance.  Josey questioned him but followed.  The outside wasn’t too glamorous but the inside was simply astounding.  There were glowing pools of water that were warm to the touch.  The glow illuminated the cove to a soft blue.  The soothing dances of the shadows were pleasing to the eye.
“Oh, Curtis…”
“Our little secret,” he smiled.  The bag was placed on the rocks as Josey took time to look around.  She hadn’t thought of bringing her bathing suit so Josey just stripped down instead.  The dolphin boy’s heart stopped.  He had never seen her nude before this.  “Wow.”
She looked at him, “Hm?”
“Well, you, just, wow.”  Josey giggled and blushed.  “Mind if I join you?”
“Not at all,” Josey replied.  Curtis unzipped his body glove and dove into the pool.  Experimenting, Josey pushed him underwater and kissed him.  His eyes went wide as she did.  When they came up, both gasped.  “Curtis…”
“Josey…” The bearcat pushed up against him and nuzzled.  There was a soft humming of content coming from her.  “Will you be my girl?”
She giggled, “’Your’ girl?  What’s in it for me?”
“Well, there’s me.”
“Okay, I’ll settle for that,” Josey answered.

They spent the night there and went back the early morning.  They decided to spend some time on the beach and sit in the sand for a bit before going to bed.  Rani stepped on the house’s porch and saw them.
“Blech,” Rani said disgustedly.
Dale teased as she came out, “It’s like you don’t want your brother to be happy.”
“It’s just gross to see that.”
“One day you’ll be the same way, Rani.”  Curtis and Josey walked up to the house.  “Don’t forget, Curtis, your dad wants to take you out for your birthday.  So don’t sleep in too late.”
“I won’t mom.  Don’t worry.”  He went in with Josey.  Dale smiled and went to the shop to meet up with Rad. 

Once in Curtis’ room, Josey stopped him, “You didn’t tell me it was your birthday.”
“Well, I forgot.”
“You forgot your own birthday?”
“It’s never been that big a thing for me,” Curtis shrugged.  Josey took his arm and tugged at him.  “Hm?”  She unzipped his glove suit and ran a paw over his chest.

“I just want to wish you happy birthday,” she gazed at him.  Her paw ran over his slit and a claw tip teased.  Curtis fidgeted.  “Relax, Curtis,” she told him as she pushed him onto the edge of the bed.  The bearcat stripped and knelt on the floor to get a better look at the hiding place.  She blew over it slowly.  The dolphin boy hummed and clicked.  The long slender shaft slithered free.  The moment it did she took hold and ran both paws over it.  Curtis moaned and leant back on his elbows.  Josey saw and heard this and brought her maw around the tip.  Her tongue circled the tip.  The girl’s head bobbed up and down on the member; sucking tenderly.  She could feel his pre dribble into her throat.  Soft eeks and clicking mixed with moans filled the room.  After sheer minutes he shot a load into Josey’s waiting mouth.  “Mmm, that tastes sooo good.”

“What a turn on,” Curtis stammered.
She giggled, “Yes you are.”
“That it?” he wondered.
“Not unless you want it to be it,” Josey answered as she sat next to him.  He could smell her arousal from where he was.  Curtis then rolled over her, spread her legs and pushed into her.  The bearcat screamed through a bit lip.  Her virginity was broken with one swift thrust.  A tear trickled down her cheek.  The dolphin stopped and looked down at her.
There was a sudden panic in his eye, “Josey, I’m sorry…” Curtis pulled out and moved to a side of the bed.  Once Josey was able to compose herself she whimpered to him.  She crawled to him and hugged him around the waist.
“It’s okay,” she told him softly, “I love you.”
“I didn’t want to hurt you,” he responded.
“Shh, I’m okay now.  Let’s just sleep.”  He nodded to her and lay down.  Curtis couldn’t shake the feeling off. 

When dinner time came around there was a knocking at the door.  Josey woke and got up.  She looked to Curtis and sighed as he lay there curled up.  Once she put on her clothes she answered the door.
“Curtis ready to go?” Rad asked.
Josey shook her head, “He’s not feeling good.”
The father sighed, “Well.”
Dale looked over at Rad, “Maybe tomorrow, hun. Let him sleep.”  Josey shut the door and turned to find Curtis looking at her.  His eyes quickly turned down. 
“Want anything?”  Curtis just shook his head at her.  “You can’t be like this forever.”
“I never felt so bad for something I’ve done.  Ever.”
Josey walked over to him, “I told you I was okay.  I ‘am’ your girl after all.”  Curtis looked back up to her.  He gave her a smile.  “That’s my boy.”  They hugged each other for comfort.

It took a while but Curtis finally suited up and exited his room.  Josey was right next to him. 
Dale perked her tiny ears and smiled, “Feeling better, son?”  Josey gave her boy a gentle squeeze around the arm with a smile.  Curtis nodded to his mother.  “I’ll let your dad know.”  The beaver rushed to alert Rad.  The two lovers looked at each other as drums were heard outside.  This drew them out to the porch.  Along the beach there was a fire pit, food, tiki torches and the whole works for a luau. They saw Rani and her friends ogling over the fire dancers. Dale went up to them and placed leis around their necks.  “Happy Birthday, Curtis and Rani.” their mother murred.  She kissed his cheek, “Now come have some fun.”  Rad was on the beach with the food waving them door.  Josey giggled and dragged Curtis with her to the sand.

The dolphin boy was greeted by family and friends as he showed up.  Curtis went up to his dad and smiled.  Rad gave his son a lei and kissed his cheek, “Welcome to the party, bro.  There’s plenty of food, so eat up."
”Thanks, pop,” Curtis clicked.  The elder dolphin grinned and stepped to the side for them.  The bearcat murred and nuzzled Curtis here and there as they ate and watched the dancers and events.  They were left relatively alone for a bit of privacy for a time.
“So your birthday isn’t a big deal, huh?” Josey asked.
Curtis looked down and hehed, “Well, when it comes to pop you never know.”

 Conch shells were sounded and they both looked up.  Four golden retrievers came up to Curtis and picked him up and carried him to the main seat of the luau.  Once his was put down Rad walked up.
“What’s the birthday boy without his presents?” the father laughed.  He turned to look as Josey was escorted up to Curtis.  The bearcat blushed as she sat with Curtis.  Flames flickered as the presents were brought up one-by-one.  Dale beamed proudly at her son.  He showed he actually was enjoying himself, but she guess Josey played a part in that as well.  Curtis looked up to see his mother watching him.  They watched each other a moment as thoughts ran through his head.  Rad looked from his wife to his son, “Bro?”
Curtis shook his head a moment to his dad, “Huh?"
“You okay?”
“Sure, can I say something?” he mused. 
Rad chuckled, “It is your birthday!” He took his son’s arm and hefted him to his feet.  “All yours.” The elder dolphin stepped down.  All attention was brought to Curtis and only the fires crackled.
“Thank you everyone for this luau, especially mom and pop.  But I think there’s someone I want to do for someone else tonight.”  He turned to Josey and knelt down before her.  Josey blinked.  “Josey, I saved you from the storm and something just lit inside.  You brought me something to my life I never even imagined would be there.  I want to be able to take care of you always.  I don’t have a ring right now, but will you…?”
Josey squealed and hugged him tightly, “Oh, Curtis!”  Dale and Rad looked at the two and smiled.  Dale was on the edge of crying herself.
“So is that a yes?” Curtis churred.  The bearcat nodded madly and kissed him.  There was a rush of cheering that came over the crowd.

After everything started to settle people started to leave.  The family was the only ones left sitting around the fire.  Josey was in Curtis’ lap.
“Finally taking responsibility, eh, Curtis?” Rani spoke up.  Her brother only glared at her as she was accustomed to.
Dale giggled, “One day, Rani, one day.”
“What?!” Rani huffed.  Rad hugged Dale from the side and smiled.
“Any idea when you want it to happen?” Dale asked.  Curtis looked to Josey with question.
Josey smiled, “As soon as possible.”  Rad blinked and looked to his wife.  Curtis nodded and agreed.
“Sounds good to me,” the younger dolphin replied.
“Well, if that’s what you both have decided, we can’t stop you,” Rad said with a nod.  “At least give us a day to get stuff together.  You kids are keeping my paws busy as it is.”  The others laughed at poor Rad including Dale.  The beaver gave him a kiss to calm his nerves.  With that all done, Rad, Dale and Rani went inside and left Curtis and Josey there. 
“So you really mean it, huh?” Josey asked.
“I do.  I want you to stay here with me.”
Josey kissed him, “I wouldn’t want to leave you, Curtis.”  The moon played over them as the fire dimmed.

Days went by as the wedding was announced.  Dale took care of Josey and fitted her for a dress in town.  It was difficult for the mother beaver to keep Josey awake but she managed.  The two sat at an outside café to have lunch and chat.  Across the way, a male black bear sat and watched Josey and Dale.  The bearcat never came into town during the day so she was new to many people.  The bear flagged down a waitress.
The ewe smiled to him, “Yes, sir?”
“Who is that?” he pointed out the bearcat.
“Oh, that’s Josey, she doesn’t come about often during the day.  Today she’s out and about because her wedding is soon,” the ewe answered happily.  She was good friends with Josey and was excited for her.
“Thanks,” he murmured.  The ewe went back to tending to other customers.  The bear narrowed his eyes slightly in thought.  Before he could get up to go talk to her the girls were gone.

“Oh, don’t fuss, bro,” Rad said as he tried to help fit his son’s jacket.  The younger dolphin huffed as he was helped to dress.  “It’s almost time.”  The hours just seemed to slip by as the moonlit wedding was about to begin.  It seemed like the whole town came to watch.  “Just breathe and you’ll be fine and you’ll be out of the suit in no time.”  As Rad spoke the words just flew by Curtis’ head.  He was too busy watching as people were being seated.  The pastor walked out with the young dolphin and uttered soft words to keep him comfortable as they waited.  The music played that announced Josey’s arrival.  He turned and looked and his heart pounded.  Her dark fur was offset with the pure white gown laced with light blues and purples.  The ceremony proceeded and the two stood next to each other happily.
“If there is anyone..” the pastor began.  At that moment, the black bear from the café stood.
“Stop!” the bear roared out.  Everyone looked to the bear.  Josey tilted her head somewhat.  “Her name it’s Josey and she’s engaged to me!”  He walked down the aisle to the groom and bride.
Curtis stood between the bear and Josey, “And who are you?”
“Max Fangwell and she’s Tish Nightpaw,” Max growled.  Rad stood and went to stand next to Curtis.
Curtis looked to Josey, “Josey?  Do you remember him?”  The bearcat watched the bear carefully.  She held Curtis’ paw and clenched tightly as if she didn’t want to let go, but she did have slight remembrance of the bear. 
“You’re interfering with my son’s wedding.  There is no Tish Nightpaw here, so you best get off my property, sir,” Rad nearly snarled.
“I’m not going to have some fish take my future wife from me!” The bear snapped.  A fist went flying to the bear’s jaw after Curtis let go of Josey’s paw.
”I’m not a fish!” Curtis yelled.  “And you’re not taking my wife from me!” His father took a hold of him before he could jump at the intruder.  Two of the other males in the congregation grabbed Max’s arms.  The bear fought as it was a long drag off of the grounds.  Josey whispered a thank you to Rad and Curtis.  The younger dolphin smiled and took Josey in his arms and whispered to her, “I’ll never let you go.”  Rings were passed and the kiss was given.  Dale was crying happily and being held by Rad.

The couple was put up in the guest house next door that hadn’t been rented out in weeks.  It served the two just fine, as it got them away from the family.  Soon after Curtis got his new wife through the door he dipped into the hot tub.
Josey giggled, “Not even going to undress?”  Curtis blinked then slapped his forehead.  “It’s ok, love.” She slipped out of her dress so not to ruin it at least.  After that she got in with him and helped him out of his soaked clothes.
“So your real name is Tish?” he asked.
She smiled. “Tish? I don’t know who you’re talking about. My name is Josie.” Curtis grinned and nosed her.  “Thank you for saving me.”
“You can always count on me.”  He took her in his arms and drew her close.  The bearcat kissed her new husband and sat over his lap.  Her large tail clung around his leg and her arms dangled around his neck.  Curtis clicked and nuzzled her.  His slender member revealed itself slowly and pressed against Josey’s legs.
“Make love to me?” she almost pleaded.  The dolphin hugged her; her breasts pressed against him firmly.  There was a soft hum as he felt her against him.  His snout brushed against her muzzle as his cock went into her smoothly.  Josey gasp as he entered her and clenched around him tightly.  Her juices oozed around his hot piece.  “Oooh, that feels nice.”  Curtis smiled as this went much better than before.  This encouraged him to roll his hips into her more.  Every thrust did not lack any love.  With grunts he came into her and she reared her head back. 
“Mm, more?” Curtis panted.
Josey smiled, “I guess more can wait till later.”

<To Be Continued?...>

gareths note---as i wrote 'catching the curl one and two' for sura, i was delighted to receive this sequel from her.