My God! I seduced a student! I endangered my job, my reputation, everything. What on earth is wrong with me?’ she thought. Shame, embarrassment, and...anger filled her mind. Unfortunately, as she recalled what had taken place with the young man in her office, her feelings of guilt and remorse began to be replaced by warmth and passion, evoked by the stirring memories. ‘Bobby was such a wonderful lover!’ she mused. ‘He was so warm, so considerate, and he touched me so…’ Her pleasant thoughts were. "I know. What about your daughter?" he said."She's all right. Tom, were you aware that my wife left me the day I did battle with lightning?" No," he said."When I arrived home from the hospital, I found a note. She'd packed up and left that day, cleaned out our bank account before she left, and took my daughter with her. She filed for divorce using a Las Vegas law firm. I was served with the papers Saturday morning."I dropped my eyes to my hands. "That she'd left me and filed for divorce didn't. He was known to get lots of cookies and other goodies from the ladies that he cared for, old or young, he treated them all the same.And now, he beamed that smile down at Jenna. "We're going to get some x-rays, Jenna. And I'm going to have you admitted. Just overnight," he added as he saw the look in her eyes."Can't you just give me something for pain, slap a band-aid on my head and let me go. I got work." She hated hearing the whine and weakness in her voice but she hated hospitals worse."Okay,. I work hard to keep it looking good." So what happened?" Andy asked, rolling his eyes at Joy."Abby decided she didn't want to go shopping," Paul said, frowning again. "So Chuck went with her ... somewhere. No one really asked. When everyone got back, she said that she and Chuck would just get a separate table tonight. She thought ... I don't know what she thought but I guess she thought it was just reservations or something here. By that point, no one was unhappy that they were going to stay.