”Sally smiled and nodded, “Yes thank you so much.”Janette began walking to the back and Sally followed her. They went up to apartment 101 and wa...ked in. “Okay you can stay on the hideabed for now. Hopefully it will be comfortable enough for you.”“Oh it’s perfect I’m sure thank you so much.”Janette gave Sally the tour and grabbed her out some bedding before she went back downstairs to work. The apartment was bachelor that was small and had one of those accordion style dividers to separate the. “I’m sure that they will,” Sean said.“Good,” Lily said.Puzzled, Suzie said, “I have a hard time believing that they talked my dad into doing something like that. He was pretty upset about mom getting arrested.”“Why? I kind of enjoyed it,” Lily said.Sean shook his head and said, “We’ll worry about it later.”After a short drive, the three young people entered the Surf and Turf. The hostess looked up from the little seating chart that was marked up with a grease pencil. She had been busy drawing. Tell them to go ahead, we can start next week. If I DM, we will start like we did at Stumps. First level, several simple dungeons before we work to the big ones. And like before, more for fun than being all serious.”She said that worked for her, and after we finished dinner and started to head back to base. But half way there she stopped and headed me into a bar. “Pete, this calls for a drink, I’m buying.”“But Frannie, this is a strip bar!” I protested.“Yeah, and you get to see some boobies as. Let’s just look at how those two tenses work by giving examples.Past tense: “Sally ate all the raspberries”, “I enjoyed the story”Past perfect tense: “Sally had eaten all the raspberries”, “I’d enjoyed the story”The quick rule of thumb here is that the presence of the word ‘have’ or one of its variants indicates a perfect tense, which means a tense where you’re talking about the state of having done something. We’re talking about the past perfect here, so the word ‘had’ will be the variant.