As long as I continued to fit in, I knew I'd have a job. Pam and I decided to buy a house.The ink wasn't dry on the paperwork when Jake called me into...his office one day. He said he was disappointed because I never offered to host a Friday night poker game. I'd heard about the games, an institution at AAA, but I didn't gamble. He said the games were low stakes and friendly. He said I'd learn. I had a house, so I could not claim that the apartment was too small.From the stories I'd heard, I did. .. If I'm going to keep my husband... keep him from straying... I'd better learn to... d-do... some of those far- out things!She tossed her long, golden blonde hair back over her shoulders, using her hand to brush some of the stray hairs back as she went about getting her lonely meal ready.Gulping down his dinner, that evening, two nights ago, Jay had rushed off, telling her that he had a good lead on some new evidence. It was a currently hot case he was working on, and his interest in it was. Wait it out," Palutena repeated, an unimpressed look on her face."Well... that's not SO bad." Pit tried to fold his arms over his chest,only for his new assets to get in the way. He blushed and folded themunder his chest instead. "How long would that take?" Well, that would of course depend on the person and circumstances,"Aphrodite explained, pressing her hands together. "It could takeanywhere from a day or two to... erm..." she raised her hands to herface, looking away and mumbling. "...a few. . ?” I probed.“He’s cute,” she said in an offhand way. “A bit hairy for my tastes, but cute.”“I told you he’s not an ogre,” I said.“No you didn’t. You were in too much of a hurry to call your sweetheart and talk to her and get her to reassure me that Kyle was actually a decent looking guy.”“Jennifer, you made me call Kaylee. And then you took the phone away from me. I didn’t get to talk to her at all!”“Whatever,” she said, shrugging. “We’ll see what happens when we get there. I feel like I’m.