Caleb and I were walked over to it and forced to get on board."You don't give us any trouble and no one gets hurt. Got it? Either one of you pulls any...hing and we'll put you in cages. It's your choice."I sat in the first seat I came to and buckled in. Caleb sat next to me and held my hand."Sir, I'm going to need your cell phone." Caleb silently handed it to the agent standing next to him. "And yours, Miss." I don't have one." May I see your bag, please?"I handed it over and after he searched. Sue had told me she was with her friends and it was none of my business. Yesterday was Thursday and I arrived home from work around noon and I decided to do a little snooping in Sue’s bedroom. I didn’t find anything that would tell me if Sue was seeing anyone. Two things I did find, Sue’s wedding and engagement rings were put neatly in a ring box. She was still so mad that she wasn’t wearing her rings. The second thing I noticed was two new dresses Sue had bought and had hung in her closet.. " Too big?"Tony laughed. "Well I guess some don't think so. I'm sure you'll meet the Porter sisters or at least one or two of them. One is a TV reporter. They're like these skinny girls that you think are just going to absolutely fall over except their boobs would keep them from landing on their face! I think they'd bounce back up like those Weebil toys!"Anita was giggling hysterically when Tina walked up from the salon to find out what the fuss was all about. "What are you two laughing about?". “Nothing.” “Well, at least it isn’t for someone else,” he joked. Somehow, we had started walking again. A bunch of ducks landed noisily in the pond and started quacking, distracting us for a minute. I almost smiled at their innocent exuberance. “You’re taking this awfully well,” I observed. The gravel crunched under our shoes, and a gnat bit my arm. I swiped it away and rubbed the itching spot. “It’s because it hasn’t really sunk in yet,” he replied. “Just wait until it does. Then I’ll find a.