When he got to the front desk, he quickly called in on the radio that was stationed to the desk. “Hello, this is Jake, the RA signing on for tonigh..., starting at eight fifty-nine,” he spoke into the radio where all the calls were logged by the main operator at campus safety. Jake blew a sigh of relief that he had made on time as indicated by the clock mounted on the all above the flat screen. Just by a minute. He then recorded what he had called in on his radio in the RA staff logbook and then. Often? We lived here as kids. But Em smiled, a really beautiful smile, and answered: I still try and swim once a week, either with the family or else I come to adult sessions on a Friday. My daughter is 7 and stays with her father every other weekend, so I come here to see if there’s a good looking bloke I can chat up. Em must have read some query in my facial expression but she just started laughing gently: Oh, stop your worrying, we’ll chat later and we can tell each other our life stories. "They went to the table and the spot that was reserved for them and thelady brought the booster seat/Regina said, "Why don't we get the food for the 3 of us and then comeback."They got up and then they first got Jason a small hamburger fries andmilk.They went back and put Jason in his booster seat and pushed it in.Donald said, "Why don't you go get your dinner and then I will get mineafter you come back."Regina said, "Are you sure?"Donald said, "He is easy when he has food in front of. “Please don’t get upset, Heidi. I didn’t mean to make you angry.” It’s alright, Peter.” She said, still looking sad. Peter couldn’t bear to see the lady he loved so sad. He lay down beside her and took her into his arms, hugging her. “I’m sorry, Heidi” he whispered into her ear. “Please don’t be upset with me.” “It’s okay, Peter” she replied, enjoying the feeling of her friends hard, strong body holding her. He drew back a little, and she smiled up at him “You always make me feel so wonderful,”.