They were married but no kids yet.They asked about why Debbie and I were in India and we explained that we were in the clothing business and were expl...ring some options with manufacturing in India. They had both heard of Bolts but neither owned any and I asked why. Neha said, “They are just too expensive for a new couple. I have some single friends that are working but live at home and they say that the fit and feel is wonderful.”“I haven’t seen any since I’ve been here.”“There are a couple. And I love the Drama program. Depending on the job I have it can set me free. I do two of the programs. Well, I should say I used to do two. The Drama and I used to help Counselor Clark Smith with research. And Carpenter is my Mom’s maiden name. She wanted me to keep the name she had when she had a fling with a guy and got pregnant with me. But don’t tell her I said that.”I’m pretty sure when she said the Counselor’s name she looked really happy. Not just having a good day happy but a special. "Wow, did Posie carry you all the way up the stairs?" I carried her." My goodness. I bet you're both tired and thirsty. Why don't you both come into the kitchen and I'll get you something to drink." OK."We just got to the hall when Jack called out "Hey!"Poor Laurie looked like she thought she was in trouble."Don't I get a kiss and a hug?"She grinned and ran over to him, still holding onto the dog. She leaned into him and he wrapped his arms around her, grunting as he did. Then he pecked her on. The bench of the deck under the light of the full moon lit my body with a blue hue as I sat there taking in the night. Clarasey was upstairs in our room asleep, all cozy and warm under the comforter. I should have been there with her. I could not make myself join her though. I knew I had made a mistake and I had tested our relationship. It was a very stupid move on my part. She said she had forgiven me, but, I knew in my heart I had hurt Clarasey more than she was telling me. I could look at.