I love you so much, and at least I can still talk to you, even if I can't, well, do anything else. And you saved my life back there. I used to have ey...s in the back of my head when I was a kid, they snuck up on me a lot, but I guess I've lost them. I never had an idea that bastard was coming at me 'til you yelled." I know," she said. "But Larry, before I told you to jump in the car, were you going to go after him?" I guess," I said vaguely. "I mean, it was my first thought. I had him hurt, that. By this time, Mavis could handle the forklift well enough to stack what they wanted in the truck. Unfortunately, there was not enough room in the truck to take everything they wanted, so Helen moved the first truck out of the way and pulled the second one into place. That one was nearly filled with the remainder of what they wanted, so they were ready to leave. The two unused Segways and the forklift were also stowed in the second truck, and everybody headed home.While the stuff was stowed. " Uh, sure you do," he heard Randi say. He realized he was on the speaker."What does that mean?" he asked."I see you were out with some hottie last night," Meredith said. Brock could tell she was stifling a giggle. "There are a dozen pictures of you dancing with some floozy." I was out with Tara last night," Brock replied. "I don't think I danced with anyone but her. No, I'm sure I didn't." That's what we said," Randi told him. She didn't even bother to try to hide her laughter. "Speculation is. It turns out that he was getting feedback from the mic that he’d never encountered before. It went away when we turned off the mic, so we promised to do that when we were done with the announcements and presentations. I put out fires like that for three hours, after locking the box of envelopes in the hotel safe. The last thing I wanted was for that to grow legs and walk away.By the time all the details were ironed out, the party was about to start. I was off to greet the first arrivals,.