She hit pause on the movie and jumped up to get it. I began to stand, but she said to sit. As I waited I observed that it was ten and Mitch would be h...me just after eleven thirty. Jeanie returned with two bowls and handed me one. "Enjoy" she said. I was just like Cold Stone Creamery; she had mixed in all the toppings. It was delicious, and before long I had made a pig of myself, as I had eaten it so fast. Jeanie smiled, and we continued to watch the movie. It seemed only a short while later I. “You’re taking the bus?” Gerald spoke for the first time. “I planned on it,” I said, unsure of where this was going.“I’ll give you a lift. I go right by The Tap House,” He nodded to Daniel casually. “Oh I couldn’t ask you to do that,” I said, not wanting to seem to eager. My heart was racing. I hoped Daniel couldn’t hear it.“Don’t be silly,” Daniel piped up. “I’d feel better about Gerald driving you than you looking like that on the bus,” He looked me up and down again. “It’s settled. Have a. " Our son," corrected Tim.It began to snow and the children all got excited. Slowly as the snow grewheavier things began to break up. On the way home Tim said I bet we betterstop and get some groceries. This has the makings of a blizzard.He raised an eyebrow at me in the store when I put five dozen eggs in thecart. He was going to go get the meat and I lead Rose with me down thebaking aisle. I added flour sugar and Vanilla to my cart, then a few otherthings for special treats.It was nearly dark. ] The curtain then opened on the last act of Gina?s life as she was made ready to receive her deadly jolts of electricity, under the supervisor of Debbie, our executioner. When I read Gina the death sentence warrant, her only display of emotion was a quivering chin and a bitten lip. On the outside she appeared calm, but her eyes betrayed how nervous and terrified she was as to what was about to happen to her. Asked if she had a final statement, she weakly replied "No ma?am," squeezing her eyes.