My pulse rate was elevated and my voice had gotten a bit louder and when I stopped talking, we were both red faced and breathing heavily. In movies tw... opposites like us would crash into each other's arms and kiss furiously with the music coming up and everyone in the audience would get all mushy. The real world is not like that. We did not start kissing. We didn't crash into each other's arms or anything of the sort. We just sat there looking at each other. Diana finally broke the silence and. The thought caused alight touch of goosebumps to tighten my flesh in theJuly heat.I ordered a Caesar salad and a bowl of fresh chilledfruit. The romaine was cold and crisp and the parmesanwas newly grated. When I bit into the grapes andstrawberries and pineapple chunks, their succulentjuices burst into my mouth. I ate slowly, enjoying theday, savoring the refreshing food, watching the people. The door to the restaurant opened and closed as patronsentered and exited. When the door was open it. "Pretty suave, sailor!" she laughed. The elderly couple raised their eyebrows, but didn't say a word. They didn't have to. I pressed "Five" and we rode the rest of the way up in smirking silence. As the elevator doors opened, I grabbed her hand and we ran down the corridor laughing. The key card worked the first try (thankfully), and I let her into my room. I turned to throw my jacket over a chair, and I heard the bed creak. I looked back to see her spread out on the. I'm really sorry about this." Sally was contrite but there Was an enormous irony to it. "So ... David is your brother." Twins ... but we have separate birthdays ... May 8th and 9th." Grace responded to the look, "1942."Sally did the math in her head..."13?" 14 ... just." Grace laughed, "Fourteen years, two months, seven days." He's so big..." He is that ... last year ... he wasn't. I could look him straight in the eye." You're what? Five feet one?" Thanks ... on my tip toes." Grace giggled, "I.