Suddenly, I got tensed as I saw someone standing behind grandma, looking at us. Seeing my shock, grandma turned her head and looked back. I quickly pu...hed grandma’s hand away and pulled up my shorts. Grandma turned around to face her. She was in her late twenties. She had a dark complexion.She was thin and tall. She was wearing the navy-blue uniform, the maintenance staff. Her tag read ‘Simi’ and mentioned her as ‘Maintenance’ below her name. “Yes?” grandma asked her casually. I zipped up my. I turned to face Ted hoping to get things over with and said "sorry Ted", then I turned to Barbara who was smiling broadly, revelling in my embarressment, and repeated my apology to her. Then to my horror Barbara said, "I don't think sorry is enough, Janet would it be alright if I continued Dan's punishment". Without a thought, Janet said, "of course Barbara, be my guest", and within seconds Barbara had replaced Janet in the chair. "Right Dan, assume the position you naughty boy!", commanded. ... sis!" Cathy ordered and they allran from the vegetable that later accounts would say had somehow ended uphere and from watching security tape had almost contacted her old, splitpersonality friend, it was viewed as a near miracle, that sadly did nothappen.Running into Lavina while trying to get away Cathy and the rest of thegang said they were ready to head on out. Lavina, quite tired from herexploits agreed it was time to head out and left.It had been quite a day at the mall, on the way-out. We'd have the rest of our lives to memorize every brick.The rest of our lives. I was really getting used to thinking that. Gwen would be beside me for the rest of our lives. Reedville would be our home for the rest of our lives. Our car would be blue for the rest of our lives. I was probably taking it a bit far but it was hard not to.She was wearing my ring for the rest of our lives.We found the house. It wasn't hard; the town isn't that big and I'd been there a couple times before. We started.