She knew Erin was right. She couldn't tell just by looks alone. Jamie sighed. She had ruined everything, at least in her opinion, and let her head han... low. "I'm sorry." She said softly. Erin just looked at her strangely. "What for?" She asked. "For ruining the mood." Jamie told her. Erin just shrugged. "This is how I feel every day. I figure if I'm not going out there to have fun with the life I'm given, then there's no reason for me to really live." Erin said, as turned towards Jamie and. He seemed to have got back on his feet within a month. If someone recovers in such a short time you have to ask how important I was to him.”It seemed incredible to me that Ronnie cared enough for Ron that she went to so much trouble to ensure that he was looked after. You would think that if she cared that much she would have stayed with him. Even today, years later, I find it absolutely incredible that she did that.The next player was Sarah. There is really no story there. After her divorce. She'd be able to salvage a lot of it I figured, but it would take some work. Then, suddenly, I had another idea. I was going to be very naughty, oh yeah! I headed down to the laundry room. I looked around. I smiled. A half-gallon of Clorox would do the trick. I took it back upstairs with me. This was going to be fun. This time I made sure I got the mattress and bed clothes too. I was pretty damn sure that this was one message she would understand. I remembered the red dress in the bathroom. ‘Happy Birthday,’ thought Jimmy sarcastically, as he crossed the grass verge next to his mother, the pair of them approaching the small marquee with the happy birthday banners strung up outside it.Jimmy and his Aunt Maureen shared a birthday and whilst it was his fifteenth it was also her fortieth. Being as this was considered special by the family, they and her friends had organised a party for her at the Merryweather hotel. The hotel had large gardens and erected numerous marquees throughout.