She gave me a hug. "You get the book with cars and I get the one with angels."We just talked and colored together. I don't know what made me say yes t... this but I was enjoying it. Jessie just talked away about her pictures. She only used one color on each picture. She told me she liked to color that way. I did my best to stay within the lines. I can't say that about my little friend."My daddy is an angel," said Jessie. I wasn't sure what to say."Mommy says he my garring angel and looking over. I think Chris might be The One. You know?’ For the first time, Caroline’s face cleared. ‘Really?’ she asked, voice slightly hushed. ‘Uh-huh. I felt close to Simon, but Chris… I tell you I get goose bumps at his name already.’ ‘Mari! You can’t be sure this quickly!’ ‘Well, we have known each other for months, and he has seen all of me there is to see. Well, pretty much. We don’t do ‘pink bits’ as you know. But he saw them all right last night…’ Caroline couldn’t help it, she giggled! ‘So yes,. Drew almost scored on an outside sweep, but he got pushed out of bounds at the Central six yard line. We tried to bull our way into the end zone with Stan carrying the ball twice. On third down we tried passing. Ed threw the ball to the corner of the end zone. I jumped for it, but the three defenders managed to knock it lose before I could get my feet settled and establish possession of the ball. We ended up settling for a field goal. This put us in the lead 31-28.In desperation, Coach Wyndham. "Yea, maybe your riiiight..." she ends the sentence with a long, whispygroan. "Am I growing spider legs, yet?" she slurs followed by giggling."That's not funny," I scold really beginning to feel the warmth coat myextremities. The feeling is similar to having a good buzz from a beerand that one time I had to take a pain shot in the ER when I broke my lega while back. I lean back completely letting my body almost go limp."Oh, this feels so good," she mewls. Her body is shivering a bit, so.