"Are you speechless?" he says, amused. Emma nods and stand up. He looks right at her and smiles. "Are you lost?" he asks. Emma shakes her head. "I was...waiting for you..." she says, a little embarrassed. "Wow," he says, "you must've been waiting for a very long time. I'm flattered." He flashes a heart melting smile and her knees buckle. She leans back against the wall to steady herself. "You must be freezing darling, lets go inside. I'll get you a hot chocolate or something," he offers. Emma. I felt sore down below. He got back behind thewheel, hunched his heavy shoulders, and we started out. "Aurora," I said. "Renting a chauffeured limo to console me,to make it up to me, what you've done. I appreciate it, but itwon't help. I don't need it. What's done is done. But when I'mhealed, I won't want to see you again. You're too much like myex-wife, too determined to have your own way. I've had enough ofthat." "No," she said. "You're wrong, pet. First of all, this. Nothing was important for them. Everyone catered to them.They smiled all the time. They were happy, always happy because they neverhad to think."Hee Hee Hee Hee," I giggled again. And then to Jim, "What's happening tome? I sound like a schoolgirl." Be quiet, hon" Jim said, "And watch the movie." Okee Dokee," I said and suppressed another giggle.The man in the shower shut the faucets and turned around. At that moment Irealized it was Jim. He threw back his long, wet black hair and combed itwith. Is she available?”Easy answer, but instantly a complicated problem. “No ma’am, actually she’s in Arizona at the moment, at a flight school with her husband. If you’ll have a seat over there, I’ll get someone to help you. Would you like something to drink? Water, soda, or fresh coffee?”“Coffee would be great -- just black, please.”And at that moment, Mizz Donna walked in, heavily pregnant, and holding some (obviously) insurance papers.“Hi, Mizz Donna -- c’mon back.” I got up and started up the.