Megan tried to focus on other people but the obviously tearful goodbye kept drawing her back to them. The woman was dressed in a business suit and was...holding her daughter in her arms. The little girl was clinging onto her mommy’s neck crying, her husband holding both of them. To her surprise Megan could hear part of what they said, ‘It’s mommy’s last trip baby she will be working in town from now on. I promise you baby she won’t ever leave you again.’ The child was sobbing and her mother was. Angie: well mister! How is this her fault? She clearly has proof this isan in going thing with you?Do you not have anything to say? Alright whatever! Get your ass off thatlawn mower and get inside.Andrew: I don't have the key..... how am I suppose to get off?! I didn'twanna be out here!Angie: you're really testing my patience!Angie walked in, and I went down to my car grabbed he key, and put it inhis sock and went inside. As I walked in Angie just walked out of herroom.Angie: I don't know what. Clutching her lifeless body tightly to him, he whispered, "Why, Alicia? Why?" over and over again. His words resonated with such deep sorrow that, had he been anyone else, Mia would have wept in sympathy.But he was Arthur. Now freed of the foot that had held her to the floor, Mia rolled to her feet and stood behind him. He was so lost in his grief that he took no notice of her movements. Her uninjured arm moved swiftly forward, and she took a firm hold on the shard of wood that still stuck out. Once in a while he would tell me how nice I looked. I never noticed him telling any of the others that unless I tuned it out.I would buy him a drink every week (or 2) and he would come by to thank me for it. One Friday I had a day from hell at work and couldn't wait to get there and drink. I got a ride into work so I had to wait for one of the girls to come by and pick me up. We arrived and he was there with a smile and a wink and I said hello to him and he said "Hello, looks like you had a.