That's what I'm doing." Good luck to you Lonny. Please don't try and follow me. Goodbye." Linda stood up and called Bobby. "Linda, wait, can't I see y...u again, just to talk, you know?" Lonny pleaded. Something in his voice made Linda turn around. Lonny had tears on his face. She had never seen him cry before. 'It would be nice to have someone to talk to who knows my secret. I can't tell Bobby and no one else must know or he'll find out.' Linda thought."Okay Lonny, I'll call you from time to. At about 8 the guy rang and said he was on his way there ,so i didn't even think about it i just got my coat ,made my excuses to my gf and went. Driving there was so nerve racking!! I don't live far so I was there first.As I sat there nervous and tempted to drive away some headlights pulled up behind me, and he text me asking if that was me etc, I said yes it was and should I come and get in his car? This was it.I went over to his car in the pitch black lay by, and got in. I immediately saw. Her mother was sick and in the hospital and Frieda needed to take care of her aging father. Linda was going to give support to Frieda.It was a month after that first evening and I was surprised at the passion these two had for each other as well as for me. We had done everything together and Frieda was blossoming back into the secure confident woman she once was."I'm just a little hurt that she hasn't invited me to come as well," I moped."Her family wouldn't understand. We're trying to ease. Probably Heather, she figured, calling to check to see if she was home yet. She waved Jake off and then closed the door behind her. She moved to pick up the phone and call her little sister when she saw that the message light was blinking on her machine. She hit PLAY as she tossed her keys on the table. She had three messages. As she listened, she realized Jake had been right about warning her. Pete did know she’d gotten involved tonight, and he did have a grudge. In the first message, his.