"Victims of the Plague."So, aside from that - clean and sober?" she asked, putting on that brave, beautiful face. so glorious that it could make me ca...able of ignoring the outrageous curves beneath the sweater."But neither of us is sober."That impish smile. Oh, heavens above - those lips, that face, that body! I wanted her so badly that I literally ached."How about... " Sip. "How about this: I will put a couple of real wood logs on yonder fading DuraFlame, you re-light your joint, I get another. Are you screwing my daughters yet?’ ‘No. We have rules here.’ ‘Forgive me, I’m stressed Eddy. How about you and Laura?’ ‘That’s not really in your space, but no. Why are you doin’ this Leia?’ ‘Karen keeps calling your name in her sleep. I’m feeling a little jealous I guess.’ ‘Karen knows you are right there Leia.’ ‘Yeah, I’m really sorry Eddy. I’ll be better when Paul gets here. I always feel better when he’s with me.’ ‘It’s called love Leia.’ ‘Yeah, you’re right. I don’t know why you put up. Then wrapping it around her bundle of clothes, I ran back to the house.Almost everyone was in the living room, waiting on supper to be ready, as I motored on through without stopping. I didn't want any questions right now. Returning to the bedroom, I went to the bathroom and deposited the clothes on the counter, still wrapped in the strap.Nicky was rinsing off a now moving Anna as she turned to me."Don't you knock?" she asked.I just grinned. I was too emotionally gone to verbally spar with. Jan no longer sixteen, but a more advance senior cheerleader who had turned eighteen. In a capricious decision had decided she needed to make a change. so, the times were changing and, so was Jan and not for the better. It all started when Jan showed up in Arnolds wearing the “Red Riders Jacket. Greg saw red, but decided to give her time to come to her senses. Besides, he was sure when his mom and dad found out about her latest venture their scorn would leave Jan in tatters. Jan thought it was.