"I'm glad she's ok," said Paula."I am too, though I hope they find nothing further wrong," said Miriam."But with you at work, who's going to take care...of her?" asked Paula. Shewas obviously excluding Mark."We shall see. But first, lets get a full report," said Miriam. "Want adrink?" Yes please. But I'll go and wash my face first," said Paula. "I mustlook a mess." * * *Paula was soon back in the reception with a cup of coffee in hand. Miriamhad given Kelly's details to the person at the. I worked in the computer division of the company, and several upgrades needed to get made at this plant. There were only two motels in ‘Hicksville,’ and apparently, I was staying at the better of the two.In all honesty, the place wasn’t all that bad. My room was large, and the enormous bed was extremely comfortable.At around eight p.m. on the first evening, I entered the pub/dining area to have my dinner. It served traditional pub grub, but to my surprise, the food was better than I. She only had the one dress but she washed it and washed her hair. she wore her nice church shaw, it might be chilly and it was the the nicest thing she owned. She smeared a bit of coal around her eyes and she stained her lips red with some berrys she had found. They were tart but the were oh so red. Salene thought she was looking pretty good for her date with Butch she hoped he would think the same. When she walked into the square she could see that he was already there waiting for her. He was. He could not object, he reminded himself, having spent the last Friday to Sunday with Lucy.“Sure,” he made himself say. “I have nothing planned, so no problems.”Now, was there a trace of annoyance in Helen’s bearing?“So you have no problem?” she asked.“No. I mean, you have my back whenever Lucy comes visiting. It’s only fair to reciprocate.”“Oh, yes. Anyway, I met a guy in English composition. He’s temping at an insurance company, and they have a Christmas party. He can bring a companion, and.