”Dawn hefted the small bag in her hand and said, “I don’t have much with me, but I do have a plastic dry cleaner’s bag I can put my jacket in,...and a pair of light shoes I usually wear at the studio. If you’ve got a place where I could put these shoes to dry, I could at least get a little more comfortable. Most of the rest of the stuff in this bag is cosmetics and hair products. You know, stuff I need to use to look good on TV.”After instructing her to follow him into the camp, Matti laughingly. It was one of those message service centers where they deal with your customer’s calls for you, and they wanted to use their own staff to tell you how much inconvenience they could save you. Normally it’s awful, everyone reckons it’s their big chance to get some air time and acts up for the camera, but this time most of them were ordinary folk doing their job and proud of it. A couple fluffed their lines, and we had to redo some when a phone rang elsewhere in the office, but otherwise it all. The poor, sad man doesn't suspect for one minute that her so called achievement is all an illusion."I must phone the County, enter you in the regionals Hazel," he says before he goes."Oh God," whispers Hazel."Well?" I ask her, when everyone has gone."Well what?" Where did you cheat?" I never did," she says laughing.She knows very well I realise she's lying, but she won't admit that she cheated. She's annoying me by not owning up, yet at the same time I'm enjoying the funny way we've found our. ”“You want last night to be a one-time thing?” I asked her directly.She shook her head.“No, but I don’t wanna come between the two of you either,” she pointed out.“Well, when Mel got back, she started making jokes about how I drink my coffee. She’d say, ‘you still like it black and sweet? Do I have to worry about Terri?’ and then kiss me and walk away. She was worried that she’d come back, and you’d have taken me away.”“That’s crazy,” she said. “You were still miserable when she came back. No.