The dry spell had to end and i figured that the best way to end it was to check out the local roller-derby league action. Those rough and tumble ladie... were the kind that needed to blow off steam after a close game, and I was feeling a bit ready for some on my knees action. Being in charge is great, but sometimes I need to switch things up. So that’s how I found myself in the stands right next to the action as thick women in shorts, legs pumping and voices screaming circled round and. I seen her eyes light up and I think that I got a few brownie points for that comment. After leaving her office I kind of blundered through the rest of the day and didn’t get much accomplished. I had not been this giddy about a date in my life. Not even senior prom night when I was dating a cheerleader that I had high hopes for that night. What a bust that had been, she spent more time with her friends than she had me that night. I went through my closet three times trying to find the perfect. Things were going great, I still did the bartending, Tom served drinks when it got busy plus was our bouncer when needed, which wasn't often. We were making a good living and were very happy with the way things were going. Then the virus hit. We were force to close our doors for months, but are lucky the old owner is our lender so when the doors closed he said that we should not pay him a penny until we could reopen and what we don't pay now would just go on the end of the contract. How could. "Ricky, I love you and I want your baby so much," she professed."I love you too, Honey," I replied.We arrived home safely, and were met with hugs and kissed and handshakes from everybody. We told them what had happened, and that I thought that we were safe for a while anyway.I got back to my farm, and loved my life. Maggie would bring Davey to see me a couple of times a day and let me hold him while I took a rest. I truly loved my son and enjoyed my time with him. I wanted to teach him.