"Of course. I'll get her for you."Moments later Jan appeared. Tim laid some papers on the coffee table."The papers you'll need to sign. I had a lawyer...draw them up. You'll probably want to have your own lawyer look them over, but I think you'll find it's fair." I'm sure it will be." I had two appraisals done on the house. I have used the higher one. You get half and I'll pay off the remainder. You'll see I have estimated the value of the appliances and furnishings and the car. Again. I have. "I don't know. I guess we're all a little weird. But I don't think it's weird. I think she's being nice. And it's not like I'm calling her." What do you mean?" she asked sharply."Well... I... I like you Jane. I like the way you grew up. I know we got all that past inside. I know that's why your distant. You're still playing those games with me. But I'm not playing. I really like you. You seem interesting, intelligent, and I think we'd have some dynamite conversations. So I called a few. Back to reality I continued my walk round the corner where in the distance I could see the horse rider again,she had dismounted & was taking her riding hat off & she sat on a fallen tree trunk & tied her horse to one of the branches of the fallen tree,I edged myself into the hedgerow that ran along the old railway line & I crept slowly forward. It was a hot day & she had stopped for a rest,she was sweating from her horse ride I was close enough to see her sweat glistening in the bright sunshine. He always wanted me to peg him, and at the time, that was just such a turn-off. But after we graduated, he went to work for Brown-Bovari, someplace in New Jersey.” “Yeah, but he quit. And you know what today is?” “Yeah, it’s Saturday,” Charlene responded. “No, Silly, not the day of the week, the DATE!” “It’s …um.. August 20. OH! August 20 th ! That’s the day that new band is supposed to be playing the concert in the park this afternoon. Brass Boots. We were gonna go hear them.”“Bingo,” Elaine.