C'mon in sweetie." "Hi Margo. Great to see you. It's been forever, I know. But friends are friends, right? My family's friends have always been the be...t in the world. You look wonderful by the way." We went into the kitchen and I sat on a stool while Margo was making some tea. She took some cupcakes out of the pantry and we settled in at the breakfast bar and began getting acquainted again. She was, as I said, my age, and had held up fine, as had I. I checked her out when she was skipping about. Danny gave money figures as to what he thought the cost of this land, the cost of developing it and with some overhead and profit divided by the number of lots how that would translate in to what individual lots would be priced at. He gave examples of what lots that are developed in various locations around town have sold for or are selling for. The prices of these lots he said are in line with what his asking price would be for the lots on Tony’s land. He went on to say that he would pay right. I suspect that we were together before. I have no idea how, and we may never know. But you’re right. About us, about how I feel about you, about all of us.”The tears running down her face were because I understood what she was thinking and feeling about our relationship.We dried off and went back to bed again, this time to sleep until early in the morning. Our alarm went off at 4 in the morning. We got ready and were downstairs by 4:30. She got coffee and a bagel, I had cereal. We were checked. "Sure," she smiled. He said everything with a look in his face. "I always carry them," Louisa smiled as she propped herself up on his abs. "Don't you!?" she said curiously. "Not all the time. I didn't expect to be with someone I'd just met," he explained cautiously. "Most of the time they end up in the bin," she explained. "But I still always carry them." "Point taken." She looked deep into his eyes as she slowly tore the wrapper off with her teeth. "It's in date right...?" he asked. .