” Carol greeted her with a wide smile. The hostess gave them their menus and took their drink orders. They chatted until the waitress returned with ...heir drinks and asked for their orders. Sung Hee ordered Pad Thai and Carol had yellow curry with chicken. Once their entrees had arrived the ladies began eating. Carol remarked, “That was fun yesterday, wasn’t it?” “Yeah, it was. You haven’t posted it anywhere have you? I’d like to see it before you do that” Sung Hee answered. “No worries, I’d. ”They had replied by mail and she handed me the letter. I read it, then read it a second time.I said, “What made you suspicious in the first place?”“Molly got me thinking. All that library research she’d been doing.”Mrs. Chambers explained her line of thinking — how one of Molly’s casual observations had made her curious. And that curiosity led to suspicion. An idea, a way of thinking, that I wouldn’t have come up with in a hundred years.I said, “Did you tell Marshal Autry?”“No, George couldn’t. Aw! Still as lovely! she thought.She looked every night after that: every time there was a new customer waiting to pay, she hoped it was him. It was her weekend off and the following week she was back on days. Shirley thought about him over the weekend and promised herself that she'd try and look out those old scrapbooks, but she didn't really know where to start to look ... it must be fifteen years since she'd seen them last! But once back at work she put it out of her mind again.It was. ”After a very short goodbye and exchanged words of love, our unusually quick call ended. It felt strange. It seemed neither one of us were made to be apart.Saturday night was an exceptionally restless night. I was miserable. Our call upset me and all I wanted was Beth in my arms. I awoke Sunday morning and felt sick from working myself up all night. I never missed church, but that day I did. Beth would be home by 2 in the afternoon, and I couldn’t calm myself down from the anticipation.I heard.