The people on the website were probably just like me. Living out exciting virtual fantasies in an attempt to escape their mundane lives. I’d proba...ly arrive and there’d be a few shy, awkward people drinking cups of tea and looking disappointed with a touch of embarrassment thrown in. As I exited the station, I saw a bright neon sign with the name of the hotel that was written on my invitation. I took a deep breath. “Here goes nothing,” I said to myself as I forced myself towards the. “Do what?”“Getting her a job.”“i knew that getting job as a ex con is hard so I thought I could help her out.”“I know the feeling, thinking that you can change a person.Thinking you can change the person showing them the right path.”“Do you not think she can’t change?”“Believe me I tried all my life if ever there is a remorseless person, that is her and spending two years in a prison doesn’t change her.”“Never? Not even once? She had shown change?”“Well maybe once, once we sent her to her. It made her look even younger and he knew if he was a bartender, he would certainly ask for ID because now she looked temptingly “Lolita-like” and all the promise that suggested.Ralph knew she was actually 26 because he had overheard her give her date of birth to the Sergeant-at-arms when he filled out their room assignment cards the first day. He tried not to show his eagerness to talk to the girl like some college geek looking for an easy lay.Of course, he knew she was not as shy as she. Did I hear you say we were going out somewhere?’ Angie asked. ‘Yep, you did,’ Vic answered, ‘I want to see this Kemah Boardwalk that I’ve heard about. So unless you want Alison to be my guide…’ ‘That’s not even funny, Vic’ Angie replied, ‘I’ll take you to Kemah. Let me phone Brandi and then we can go.’ Angie hit her speed dial and waited for an answer, ‘Hey Brandi.’ ‘Yes, I realize its 8:30 a.m.,’ Angie looked at Vic and tried not to laugh into the phone, ‘I know you’re on vacation Brandi, but.