He pulled her into his arms, kissed her softly on the lips, and helped her get seated right beside him with the trophy sitting between them.The ride t... the Civic Centre was very slow. Hundreds of cars honked their horns while thousands of people came out of their houses and waved to the players. The normal two-mile trip took forty minutes because the parade had detoured right through the middle of town.When they finally arrived at the Civic Centre, Dave thought his arm was going to fall off. We sat there cuddled under the tree talking till mornming and did the same till she left. the night before she left i told her that one day i'd make something of myself and we'd spend the rest of our lives together. she looked into my eyes and kissed me,that was the last time i saw her.my mother had started dating the lawyer who represented me at my trail for the fight and two years after ayam had left they where engaged. she came hom,e one day and told me we where moving in with him and his. One of the memories that I had of Ben was when we were 15 years old. We were both in the same tennis team. One very hot and humid Saturday afternoon, after we had finished our competition game, we decided to go to the beach. Ben and I had this very special place where because of the rocky nature, not a lot of people went there. But for us, the area was perfect. It was secluded, virtually deserted and there was enough sand to just lay around and do nothing. The rocks also provided a great spot. Then she leaned back up, and I (as the only male, I'd been designated temporary "announcer" as Marie had put it) asked him, "Who was it?"Frank said, "Lissa."Lissa mimed a fist slamming down in frustration, but retained her silence and backed off and resumed her standard kneeling position at the coffee table. Then Marie ran the random number generator again and this time pointed to herself.She grimaced, and seemed nervous as well. But Lissa mimed a very energetic, aggressive kiss, and raised an.