They must have had a bedside lamp on, from the light that was shining out of the gap in the doorway.Peter put his finger to his lips, then peered thro...gh the gap into the bedroom. A grin quickly stretched itself across his face, he turned back to me and nodded me in the direction of the gap.I looked into the room. There were my parents, on their bed. Dad was kneeling up between Mum's legs and peeling off his pyjama shirt."Are you sure we won't wake them?" Dad whispered anxiously."They're out. This I do know for a fact. They were all more then a little grateful that I had returned to the grocery store position. Then out of nowhere I saw her walk in. Pam Jenkins. Back in the day Pam always made me smile. One of my classmates, she came strutting in. Wow okay, Pam Jenkins I told myself. She was still quite pretty in many ways, but time does things to you and Pam had, like many others as well, put on a few additional pounds. Now I am being considerate here because Pam noticeably put on. "This isn't some scheme of my mothers is it and then you will suddenly go and leave me. I have been through something similar and he really hurt me, he promised me the earth yet gave me nothing in return. The most I ever got out of that relationship was a kiss on the cheek. In less than an hour you have given me more," she said watching and waiting for my answer. I had been giving much thought to what Hazel had said and decided that maybe it would be a lot better if I went along with her. He was always so good with her. “Uh… there’s a new steakhouse by the mall, and they do a deal for cheap movie tickets with a steak or rib dinner.”Jake smiled. “Sounds good to me. How bout you, dear?”Sarah shrugged. “I’m up for dinner, but there’s really nothing playing I want to see. You two can go to a film if you like though.” Besides, she thought, some alone time would be good, to figure out these hallucinations.“Yay!” Petra bounced like a schoolgirl. Which she was, but only barely. Sarah.