You look great." Ready to go?" She grabbed a small purse and pulled her keys from it."I'm driving, I don't know if you can drive in those heels." Jewe...ry and then I need to get my purse in order and I'll be ready." Ihad a pair of dangle earrings that I slipped into the holes on my earsand placed a fine gold chain with matching pendant around my neck.Finally I picked up a black and white clutch that matched my shoes andloaded it up with the few necessities I would need: credit card, a. Gemma read back over the messages she’d interchanged with Ryan. It had taken him hours to respond to her, and then she’d replied within seconds. Did she usually reply that fast? Gemma suddenly couldn’t remember how she would have acted just a day earlier. Did she usually invite herself over late in the evening like that? She mused over Ryan’s lukewarm response. She wondered how he’d meant it. Then she looked at the jeans she was wearing and wondered what she should wear. As she stood on his. These guys were incredible. I told them I was a nurse and Jim’s dad went to get some more beers. Jim handed me an index card and said, Carol this is the garage code to my dad’s house. He fell and had two concussions last year. If you ever hear him yell for help this code will get you in the house”. I said, sure Jim, no problem. I thought to myself, what a nice guy.Now after a few beers I could tell these two were eyeing me. I may be forty-five, but I still get a lot of looks from men,. I thanked her very much. When we got back, Zac unloaded the car while I found the laundry. He certainly wasn’t joking about the clothes. Thank goodness he had a dryer. I sorted out the clothes and put on a load before finding Zac, who had just finished unpacking the last bag. I looked at the time. ‘Hungry honey?’ I asked as I turned on the oven and pulled the lasagne out of the fridge. ‘Yes, but not for food,’ he told me, coming over to me. ‘Go and put these in the normal bathroom, and.