Remember how happy and carefree we all were?"Kelsey swallowed several times, loudly sniffing her nose. "Yes, I do. I miss it too. A lot has changed si...ce then, though." I know, but I figured if you and Carynne could join Damon and Amanda again, then maybe..." Maybe what?" Maybe I could too," Stacey said, so softly Kelsey could barely hear her.Kelsey's heart ached again, and she wrapped her arms around Stacey as her friend began to cry even harder. She leaned her head against Stacey's, trying to. "Saturday afternoon. You'll need to get all of your junk out ofher room." By her room, she meant my den, and by my junk, shemeant a project I was working on for the office. I started toprotest, but she was just winding up. "Try to do it tomorrownight when you get home. I have a long list of jobs for you totake care of on Saturday morning." I thought I'd go to the game on Saturday morning." My favoriteteam was coming to town, and I had been looking forward to itall week."If you think I'm going. Rita stepped back and she felt Steve move away. She was left strapped into the frame and she wondered what was going to happen next, she didn’t believe they were finished with her yet. Steve opened another door and went in. Jan could hear him moving around. Then she heard barking. A large dog from the sound of the noise. Now what? Steve came back into the room and he had an enormous Alsatian on a lead. The dog wasn’t aggressive but it was large. Steve dragged it to stand behind Jan. She was. It was raw. It was great!” Betsy said with a smile on her face.“Oh, my.”“Yeah.”“Did you break him?”“No. I didn’t even come close to breaking him, although there were a few times when he had a hard time breathing.”“Tell me more.”“I’d love to, but I’ve got to find Professor Parrish,” Betsy said with an evil grin.“Don’t leave me hanging like this!”“Help me move and I’ll tell you the rest,” Betsy said.“Let me know when to be there,” Sally said.“I will,” Betsy said.She had only taken two steps.