Open mouthed, he stared into the store.A tugging upon his shirt sleeve caught his attention. The elderly woman stood next to him and asked, “Is this...your first time in a mall?”“Yes,” replied Ed. He looked around and answered, “I’ve never seen anything like this.”Smiling, she said, “Follow me young man and I’ll take you to where you need to go.”Obedient as a loyal hound dog, Ed followed the woman through the maze of counters, aisles, and displays. Every twist and turn opened up more sights than. I had to keep Ione in front of me but fortunately Tina had us sliding into the booth as soon as we got back. The table provided all the cover that I needed. Ione looked a little confused with Tina on one side of her and me on the other side. She was turned on but I wasn't sure if it was just from the dance or from now being so close to Tina. Mary slid in next to me bringing a pitcher with her and filling our glasses. We all downed the first drink quickly, parched from all our gyrating under the. It worked, but James was still not satisfied and seemed likely to askquestions again.After dinner, Sally got John alone again."Do you ever plan on telling them?" she asked him."I do, but when they are older.I want them to understand you and whatyou've been through," he replied. "They see you for what you are, awonderful woman and my sister, and that for now is good enough. I wantthem to know that people like you should be treated with as much respectas everyone else." Thanks bro. There are not. It didn’t hurt that I lived downtown, and had a friend or two on the local force.I hired Ed to install the sensors for the alarm and flood lights. I hooked them up myself. Ed also removed the storm doors on the front and rear of the Lock Shop. He replaced both doors with heavy duty metal doors They came with bars included. He also reinforced the air conditioner mount. I felt like the place was pretty secure by the time the valuable electronics came into the house. The security had never.