"Do you know any men that are looking for that kind of work and are worth the money?" I know a couple who could be top hands and they're worth the mon...y if anyone is. Trouble is, both of them married in the last year and they don't want to leave home on any cattle drives. They might have to if they don't find something else though."I know how they feel too, cause since I've got a wife and now one young'un I don't want no more of that myself. I'm just glad I can scrape by with the smithy and by. Ben shrugged and followed Lauren to the bathroom. When she returned she motioned to Amy to sit on the sofa. Emma joined her while Lauren sat on the floor."We don't mind if you bath together, it's OK you know" said Lauren."Well, we're not really boyfriend and girlfriend, you see." Brother and sister?" asked Emma, a little too keenly."No. Oh No! We're more friends at the moment." She turned to see a quizzical look on Lauren's face and exhaled, slumping against the sofa as though resigned to tell. He - she - felt betrayed. She'd tricked him. And for no good reason."Oh, come on, honey," Linda said cheerily, trying to lighten the mood, "admit it - you had fun."The frown didn't leave Don's face. Or Donna, as Linda was calling him. As was everyone else. Somehow, the magic had temporarily erased Don, leaving Donna. When they'd stopped for gas, the attendant had recognized Donna. As they walked from the car, the neighborhood kids had sang hi to Donna. A cop on his beat said hello to Donna. The. . calm with him."Dave rubbed his head and realized he was getting a headache."What about Hayley?" Dave asked deciding to get as much information as he could while he could."Hayley is still an innocent little virgin. She's also become a bit of a gossip. Girl couldn't keep a secret to save her own life. That's why I convinced her to go see Mallory today." You convinced her?"Emily nodded. "Yeah. I mentioned it to her last night. Told her that Mal lived only a few blocks from here and such. Hoping.