We went to the rear of the store and mounted the stairs to the apartment above. While the menfolk built up the fire and sat in the chairs next to it, ...e women busied ourselves with the ham and sweet potato pie.Jason sat at the head of our table. Katie and I sat on either side of him. Theresa sat more-or-less opposite Jason, but we had squeezed in another chair between her and Katie where John joined us. I was still fascinated with my comparably recent knowledge that Theresa was my ancestor. Pa. Mother: Thank you.Salina: I have to go but take her now. It will be a long wait to be seen but she needs to be seen today.Eddie was half way through his drive at that exact moment. Why the shit am I driving half an hour every morning and night to do this? I don't need the money or the aggravation, he thought.The answer was simple, unfinished business. Lucille had hit on it, no one liked to be call off a case till all the leads were exhausted. They were all worked to death of course, but he was. When I get to your house and ring your bell,You greet me at the door,I can’t help but think of how good you look,Or of what may lie in store.I open the door as you get in the car,We drive to the eating spot,I can’t help but glance over at you,Thinking how you look so hot.We park the car and I walk you on in,Taking your soft hand in mine,I can’t help but feel so very proud,To be with a girl so fine.The hostess shows us to our seats,A quiet table just for two,I can’t help but think how good it. "We've been busy," Betty chimed in, trying to save face." I can tell her," Vic growled. "We've been kind of busy lately." Well, I'm glad to see you again. What'll you two have?" A pitcher of Bud, please," Betty said. Fran nodded and walked away."A pitcher?" Vic said. "And whos' going to pay for it?" I will. Cousin Maggie just sent me the money I loaned her last year when they came to visit, and their car broke down." How much?" $127.50 You remember. It was some kind of hose that needed.