“Not here I hope,” I replied. I was secretly proud of him.“No, I have convinced him to go to the community college until Effie graduated form hi...h school, then they can decide what to do next together,” she said.“In that case he is going to need the new and reliable car. You know he could go into medicine during that first year. You know get all the academics over with, then take the emergency medicine degree like you did.” I said.“Yeah finish his Paramedic degree then walk into a job most. The two men in the other room finished up and left and so it was just me Sarah, the bar man and the 8 men in this room, one of the men came to the bar and we soon recognised him from when we've been in there before and he mentioned another guy Mal who was sat with the other men was in and did we want to go and sit with them, so we agreed.The 8 men soon became 6 men as two had to leave for work next day, this left the men that were generally retired, their ages were somewhere between 60 and 70,. She knew what he was capable of. Little did she know it was only the half of it. Clara. Come with me. Theres something I wish to show you. Clara didnt answer but followed behind him. There was a door leading out of the main body of the church that led to a corridor with many doors off of it. Clara wondered if the Priest actually lived in these quarters. He led her to a door at the end of the corridor on the right and waited in front of it, gesturing for her to go in first. The rooms were small. It was called The Doc Ride A Long.It was a misty foggy night on the beltway that ringed the city of Seattle skyline and the iconic Space Needle uniquely dominating the sky in blue lit spires and the red glowing top. Perhaps that red dome should have served as a warning to the naughty young ladies barreling down the road with a tipsy Christine behind the wheel. If she knew an unmarked police car patrolling for drunk and tipsy driving would soon approach, she would have scrunched her behind in.