In the hallway, she closed the door and looked at herself in the mirror."Are you ashamed of yourself?" she said to her reflection, raising one eyebrow... "because you should be."Back in the kitchen, she picked up Anthony’s envelope.Across the lefthand side, she read the words:- Divorce/Dissolution (Judicial) separation petitionShe didn’t read another word, didn’t see that the form was blank, that there were no names filled in; she saw the words and collapsed in a sobbing mess.Julie cried for ten. All of you. Mind, body, oh yes body, and soul as well.” That was it for Taryn. She’d found what she wanted as well. He unbuttons the bottom of her shirt and runs his hand across her navel. She tries not to swallow hard. Tries to steady her breath. Give in to him, Taryn, she thinks to herself. He looks up at her. Let him sing to your body. Into her hazel eyes. “What does T stand for?” Another crack of thunder, the lamp bulb not only sizzles, then sparks, finally shattering apart. Total darkness.. “You do get excited easily, don’t you,” he said quietly to her. “I’ll tell you what, if anything happens, I promise not to be upset. What happens in Jim’s room stays in Jim’s room forever with no guilt and no recrimination. I love you and I want us to work it out,” he said as he stood up.As she reached the door, she turned to Don and emotionally said, “I miss you already.” Stephanie clung to me as we left the study. Wendy and Audrey hurried over to us, eager and hopeful.“We’ll be getting back. “Is that right?” Greg murmured. “Oh indeed. You’d be surprised. But you didn’t hear that from me, OK? “Yeah, sure…” Greg hoped he had been able to disguise the discomfort he felt at this hinted-at revelation; close personal relationships between staff and elected council members were strictly a no-no. He was relieved when the conversation moved on. Lunch left them pleasantly replete but not uncomfortably overfull. Andrea stood up and slipped off her robe, revealing again the magnificent body.