He was comfortable in her kitchen. He may have been nervous, but not because he was standing in that room.When Patsy had the coffee pot filled and tur...ed on, she turned around and leaned against the kitchen counter across from Woody. She wasn't necessarily avoiding looking at him but she did not turn her face away from him either. She was just not looking him in the eye as she had done so easily a few months earlier."I wish I had stayed the other day," Woody admitted quietly. She may have. I was mowing the lawn and when I looked up I remember noticing how much she had changed, she was certainly developing in a nice way. I thought, as Todd’s dad, she may make a nice girlfriend someday for him, as she wasn’t one of the obnoxious brash teens. She was on the outer of the group, her head was always lowered, but whenever she looked up to say something, her eyes flashed in a captivating way. I don’t know if Todd noticed or appreciated it, as a hormone filled boy, he was more taken with. He wasa good kid, did well in school, had lots of friends,and did what he could to help her around the house whenhis father was gone. However Christy couldn’t stopfeeling like there was something missing in her life. At Thirty four years old, with blonde hair past hershoulders and soccer mom look to her, she still turn afew heads. She could afford to lose the extra fifteenpounds she gained after having Ron, but she was not thesporty type to spend her days working out. She felt shedid. They went back in the bedroom, and he turned the covers down and asked if she wanted the lights on or off. She silently hoped that Jeff would have as much fun with Annie, as she was having with Rick. Annie lived with her and Jeff, and, on many nights, they made a sandwich with him in the middle of the 2 sisters. Annie and Jeff were busy all day, and she worked in the evenings. She usually got home around 10:00 at night to see them watching the TV, Annie laying with her head in Jeff's lap. It.