I grinned, not wanting to spoil his little dance. When the tie was off, he tossed it over his shoulder. The problem with this was that it hit poor swe...t Molly in her head, waking her from her brief attempt to get back to sleep. She got up, snatched the tie in her mouth, and began shaking it like one of her toys. James freaked as I laughed, watching him rescue one of his better silk ties from his playful pup.When the commotion settled down, I caught the man's attention, curling my finger at him. The teller, meanwhile, tried to make polite conversation in order to worm out of Scott what he was up to. Scott, already a little defensive after Susie's earlier comment, stated rather loudly that if they must know he was going back to Lubbock on business.Susie sitting at her desk had just taken a drink of coffee when Scott made his announcement; she sprayed coffee all over her desk. Still on the phone to Stan she asked in a slightly strangled voice, "Did you hear that?" She then quickly. And no one named Corey had ever lived in this town.’ I chided the old man with the information I had learned. He simply said, ‘Reality is just another word.’ I didn’t understand so my feelings were hurt. I stayed away from John for a couple of weeks. I missed John. Finally I got so lonely I walked out to the railroad yard to his cabin. The cabin was dark and John didn’t answer when I knocked. I broke down the door. The fire was out, the cabin was cold and so was John. Old John Joseph would. It was mild now but the radio had predicted it to be colder tonight.Once the men were sure the women would be eating for a while the took off to get the necessary "supplies" for this evening.They were back on site when the women returned to the motel. Most of the rooms were already dark and there was only some young guy manning the desk at the moment.They gave the women time to get comfortable and then took a sports bag from the back seat and made their way to the rear of the motel. There was a.