. I'm so sorry about how I acted with Bobby. I've done a lot of thinking about it since then... and the more I think about it, the more I know that I'... in the right place... being with you. I hope you can believe me. I hope you know you can trust me, too." I believe you, sweetie," he replied softly. "And I know I can trust you." Good. I'm glad," Patty said sincerely. There was a silence then, and it didn't feel comfortable to Patty."Morton, you're still... acting... differently. Is there.... I lead, then she lead. I liked to pick her up and move her around the dance floor as I saw fit and she really liked the feel of my hands taking control of the situation. We danced song after song and let the music take us wherever it wanted us to go. We kissed and laughed and touched and pulled and pushed. We would breath each other in and then breath each other back out. Finally we came to our favorite song and we let everything go, looked in each other’s eye and danced with abandon. As the. Bartender, champagne for the lady and another Jameson's on the rocks,” he ordered.Handing me my glass, Jack raised his and said, “A toast to the winner of the sexiest dress of the evening award.” After taking a sip of his drink he looked at me and said, “Jenn, that drees looks like it was custom made for you. Was it?"“No,” I said and began to tell him the story behind it.As I was telling the story of how I bought it knowing how much my ex would like it and how special that evening turned out. Atsomeone else. The girl from earlier. Dark haired, hazel eyed, aperfectly smooth face with ruby red lips and flushed cheeks. He opened hismouth to speak but she DID disappear now. Where did she go?He sat up and saw her in the mirror. He was under his covers but she wasupon them, on her hands and knees. It was surreal - he could not see themon the bed but in the reflection, there they were, clear as day, the twopeople. The girl, her face, was facing toward the mirror and thus towardBrian,.