Like to do some stuff with you tomorrow morning."He knew from the sound of her voice what she meant. "Oh?" He laughed. "Well, that will have to wait, ...oney. Save some for when I get home tonight."Yeah, right. When he got home from Sonny's, he was always too drunk to get it up anymore. Bastard. "Okay. I love you!" Love you too, babe," and he was gone.Olivia looked sympathetic. "Alone tonight?"Rebecca sighed. "Yeah..." Tell you what, kiddo, let's see a movie. I hear McMenamins is playing some. We made good time since we didn’t have to hunt today. The rain got heavier as the day progressed, so we settled on a camp that was fifteen miles away rather than the usual twenty. We gathered as much semi-dry wood as we could find and put a tarp over it to keep it from getting wetter. Then we spent time off the road on the way back looking for a place to hunt tomorrow.About two miles from our chosen campsite, I saw four wagons pulled off the road in a small clearing. Wary of more bandits, I. I couldn’t honestly say that I wouldn’t have picked her over Brook if she’d stayed in Lincoln.Now that I’d been dating Brook, I knew that I’d made the right choice. Brook had worked her way into my heart, and I felt like we were both all-in on this. There was no way I wanted to jeopardize what we had just because I liked Halle.“She’s a great girl and good friend,” I said neutrally.“You ever think you might want to be with her?”I raised one eyebrow because we had just ventured into dangerous. She was able to open the doors at noon, and worked until 6pm at which time we went home for supper.The first two days no one even walked through the door. On the third day a guy came in who was with a movie outfit that was filming in the area. He was obviously taken with my wife, and small wonder. She stood 5'5", had long, thick auburn hair, a face and figure that were to get her a centerfold offer from the CEO of a national magazine the next year, and a personality that was happy and made most.