There! About 20 feet away. She booked it towards the red windowed booth and started dialing. 9. 1.BAM!Joyce screamed as a hand slammed against the win...ow of the booth. The rain streaking down the window made it hard to make out the figure the hand belonged to. Joyce’s breathing sped up in fear as she dialed the last number and held up the phone in trembling hands. All she got back was a dial tone. The phone was disconnected!“What do you want? Leave me alone!”The figure outside the booth stepped. ) I tried appealing to her sense of right and wrong. ‘Fran, you’ve always been such a good and decent person. I can’t believe you’re threatening to break up a happy marriage.’ She did have the shame to look a little guilty. ‘Oh, I know everyone will say I’m the scarlet woman,’ she admitted, holding up a handful of that glorious red hair and smiling sadly at her own rueful joke, ‘and they’ll all be sorry for Wendy. And they’ll be right. She doesn’t deserve it, it’s not her fault. But I didn’t. He was basically a celebrity in the university, every guy wanted to be his friend and every girl wanted to be his. "….Dunno why he hangs out with him. I mean they just don’t go together, you know what I mean?" said the squeaky sounding girl."I know. I was about to talk to John once but I didn’t because he just wouldn't leave his side." the other girl replied"As if you would have actually talked to him even if he wasn't there. Anyway, they are roommates so nothing we can do about them hanging. Kevin thought it rather odd that she would say something like that, but he put it out of his mind. Little did he know that her statement would soon become prophetic!“Okay then, Atlantic City here we come!” Kevin said.“Oh, good!” Mrs. Thorndyke said, clapping her hands in excitement. Kevin took the Grand Central Parkway and headed south towards Atlantic City. As soon as he was away from the airport and into flowing traffic, he got on the car’s mobile phone and called the office to inform them.