”Franklin and Jamal entered the room. They were talking softly with each other.“Jamal!”“What? You need to come here and listen to what this gu... has to say.”“Why?”“I’m leading a slave revolt.”Jamal laughed at what he thought was a joke. His laughter died when Franklin said, “He’s not joking.”Finding a needle in a haystack is a tough thing to accomplish. First you have to suspect that there’s a needle in it. Then you have to methodically go through the haystack looking for the needle, and you. She then had me raise my arms and slipped it over my head, a round of applause erupted from the audience as Louise sealed me inside her dress.“And finally.” said Miss Hoover. “Who will provide his footwear?” Again, a number appeared on the screen. “Number 12.” A lady in the front row who must have been in her early twenties suddenly realised it was her. She uncrossed her legs and arms and made her way up onto the stage. She seemed nervous and couldn’t help laughing. She eventually managed to. I decided that I did indeed love Mel. She obviously had feelings for me but I wasn’t sure how far they went or what exactly she wanted. Each time I had asked what she wanted, Mel wouldn’t say. My thoughts all boiled down to two things, firstly I knew I loved Mel, and secondly I knew that if I didn’t do something, I would probably lose any chance I had with her when we returned home. So I made up my mind. We checked into the hotel and then went straight out to go somewhere for dinner. We came. . or, I'll be back at Christmas," I offered."It was nice seeing you, Sammy," Loretta said, smiling. As I watched her walk away, swaying, I considered making a definite date, but I couldn't make my tongue work. Something told me Kelley would have plans to keep me busy.Wanda was not at her workstation. I found her in an office with her name on the door. "Did you get promoted?" I asked."Didn't you know? I thought you had something to do with it," she said, coming around the desk to give me a hug..