Lucelle opened the door andgreeted them warmly."I think we'll let him off today at one," Lucelle said in response to hisgrandmother's question.Jamie w...ved goodbye to his grandmother then followed Lucelle back to theoffice. "You're looking very smart today Jamie. Those nylons suit you."Jamie thanked her for the compliment. Lucelle gave him several documentsto sign and gave a brief lecture on what she expected from him and how tosign in and out. She then pinned his name tag to his apron. "As soon. Me! A dowdy student teacher who does nothing to make you putter flutter – that's a golf term, Mr. Polk." I'm aware," said the teacher."But look at us now. There's not a dime's worth of difference between us. Which of us would you rather go out with? The supermodel?" Candice got a generous show of hands. "Or the the student teachers?" No hands raised."And of course you know that's because Candice doesn't really look like ... this. And I, as far as you know, look nothing like Candice!" Heads. Sandy and I sat together with our arms around each other just enjoying the kind of closeness we had only been able to enjoy in the distant past. It had been quite some time since we were able to be with each other without worrying about looking over our shoulders.I could see that both Mel and Hailey were enjoying seeing Sandy and I together. Our conversation earlier gave them some level of appreciation for our relationship without creating any concern on either of their parts. They were. And I also heard a rather interesting comment, that you felt that if the bank had that metal, it would help the bank and thus, help the community.”“This is my home now, Judge. Do I really need to explain further?”He shook his head. “Not to me, boy, not to me.” He had a satisfied look on his face. “Go on, get home. I hear you’ve got a busy day on Sunday.”“Oh, yes. And if you happen to know someone who knows about building large steel buildings for garages and shops, as well as a reputable.