From the little the twins and my mom hinted at, it appeared Joey had been right. He and Brad were on the baseball team and spent the weekends together...as much as humanly possible. Brad’s and Joey’s parents had even gone to Silver Dollar City together for three days over spring break. I had been there with Joey a few times, and Brad and John had gone a few times together. We had always dreamed of the four of us going together. I had missed my chance.But Suzi was who I was missing the most right. By the afternoon, when they had finished lunch, they were ready for another boat trip. ‘Oh, gee, honey,’ she teased him as she stood over by the rowboat. ‘Are you sure you don’t want to take this one again? It was sooo romantic.’ David didn’t say a word and only glared at her playfully as he checked out the speedboat. There was something about neat old wooden boats and the CrisCraft had it all. Holly joined him and slipped into the seat across from him. Away from the dock, they took a leisurely. Queen sized bed in the middle of the floor with her tv on a fancy looking entertainment center, a couple drawers and pictures. Mostly of her and her friends and her kids. I sat on the bed and kicked off my shoes. She jumped in bed and put the movie Knockaround Guys on. One of my favorite movies. “Have you seen this one?” she asked. “Uh huh. In theaters and I bought it when it came out! Love that movie.” I responded. She smiled and turned off the light, then got in the bed next to me and laid. As soon as she entered the store I drove off. I was supposed to go home and wait but I went across the street and waited to see what was happening. It didn't take long when I saw a car pulling up and a black guy that I recognized as a janitor from the hospital got out and went in. About 5 minutes later he came back out with my wife, you could tell that she was not in her right mind. I tried to follow them but was cut off by a big truck and lost them, so I decided to go home and wait. When I got.