You both know... " Her voice trailed off for a second, as her tone suddenly became much gentler, " ... that there's no bigger fan of your relationship...than me, which is why it pains me to hear about you suffering through an ordeal like that." We know, Ev," said Inez, flashing a bright smile in response. Then, she turned to me. "What we need to remember, mi amor, is to keep our eyes on the prize." If we do that," I replied with a nod, "nothing will keep us apart."November 13, 1985It was six. "I don't know," Nancy replied. "He didn't say. Just that the whole family should have fun with it and that we can have it till tomorrow night." Well, pull the blanket off, Tim," Mike said.Donna braced herself, her face and body blushing a deep red, as she felt the blanket whipped off of her."Oh my!" she heard Nancy exclaim, and Donna realized that she had screwed her eyes tightly shut. She slowly opened them a crack and looked up. Her eyes danced across the people circled around her, looking. "Here," Martin said as he handed me the burn phone. Put your phones in the box and I'll mail them to Maxine's house."I knew that I would have to make a trip to the post office to get the package, since there was nowhere for the mailman to leave it at the apartments. It didn't seem like anything worth mentioning to Martin, so I dropped my phone into the box. "Wait, I need to make a call first. I quickly called Cheryl. "When a package for me arrives, please put it in your apartment until I get. She had me hold the doors open while they got in and told me to hold them open when they got out too. That way I got the best possible view of all.No one saw them getting out of the car but they sure got some looks as they entered and were shown to our seats. Mom lifted up her skirt and slipped into the booth. Boy did she get attention. However, when my sister lifted her skirt up to sit on the bench there were twice as many people watching her. Our waitress did not say a thing. Mom smiled as.