I felt my abdomen tighten a bit, but ignored it. "I'm not sure, honestly." I said nonchalantly. "Are you sure?" he said again. I looked over at him, a...d he had an impish grin on his face. I giggled. "You hush. We're making dinner." I said, turning back to my work. "Fine, I'll be good... for now." he said; I could hear the smile in his voice as he continued to season the steak in front of him. Once I had finished the salad and mixed the dressing, he had finished with the steaks and put them on. "It doesn't affect my businesses so I have no research or personal knowledge to fall back on."Rachelle nodded and Allie popped another report on the screen."According to the Motion Picture Society of America, illegal downloading and piracy cost them almost $18 billion last year alone. The United States Recording Artists Association contends they lost almost $15 billion last year. Non-industry research suggests the industry in which we propose to enter lost $4 billion. I believe the MPSA and. I will see you there for supper for sure" she said."Ok Vicky, go back to sleep and have a good morning" I told her."You too Michael" she answered.I got dressed and grabbed my backpack and a granola bar and left for the arena. I was early but I went in to check on who made the list for Saturday's game without a lot of people around. It was posted outside of Fred's office and I found John and I listed as the third defensive pairing as well as the defensive pair for the first power play unit. I. I was staying at a local hotel as I knew I would not be sober enough to consider driving home. I was thinking about turning in but I hadn't exchanged details with Sarah and her husband was never more than a few feet away from her. Leaving details at the bar to pass on is never a good idea so I asked what the name of the band was as I knew someone who did live karaoke and was looking for a backing band to play tracks. I didn't really but it was a way of finding out at least.I borrowed my mates.