She turned and began walking into a store just next to the entrancedoors. There were no signs to display a store name and I had walked pastthis place ...wice today and never noticed its existence. We entered theshop and the lady walked around the counter. I looked around. I wasn'tquite sure of the theme. In one area, I noticed a rack of clothes withT-shirts and shorts and skirts, but next to this were shelves with old-looking dishes and silverware and other antiques. Across the room wereunclothed. He told me of all the big deals he was into and how much money could be made."Look Jen," he said, "god it's been good to see you and I love to stay longer but I have this meeting." That's ok," I said, but I was disappointed that he had to go."No really I must go," he said squeezing my hand, "can I see you again tomorrow over coffee and a chat, say 2." Well," I hesitated, and accidental meeting was one thing but to arrange to meet again was something else."Ok, for coffee then," I agreed.I got. "Pizza's the magic word. I'd love to but I'd better check with Mom first in case she has something special planned for dinner." I can give you a ride home if you want." Thanks but I live just up the street. I'll check as soon as I get home and give you a call, OK?" Do that! By the way, it'll be my treat." Just being around you is enough treat for me!" That flirtation jumped out of my mouth before my brain was in gear and I immediately regretted it. "Uh, I'm sorry. That might have been a little. We have to set this straight. I know. Im sorry. I owe you a lot. Youre a good friend and I trust you. You set the rules and well play. But whatever happens, we need to be square. I cant live with you holding this debt over my head. Fine Jeff. Well play sudden death. We both draw a card, high card wins. If you pull the high card, Ill erase you debt. No harm, no foul. Jeff thought even odds! Sweet. It doesnt get better than this. How bad can loosing be. Ill just owe Billy. Even if I loose I wont.