He entered the garage as Bill returned from test driving the van. Satisfied that all was right with it, he stepped around to Ed and asked, “Ready?�...Nodding his readiness, Ed answered, “Why don’t you drive me to a truck dealership? I want to keep the old truck. Maybe the original engine can be repaired.”Chuckling, Bob said, “We might as well take the van.”Rather than stopping at one of the local dealerships, Bob drove him to a ‘dealership row’ in Phoenix. They stopped at a dealer and got out. Bob. Is that understood, slave?" Sarah, this is ridiculous," I replied, meekly, barely believing the words coming out of my mouth. "I love and adore you, but...Goddess? Isn't that taking things a bit too far?"As soon as I finished my question, the look on Sarah's face made me question my stance. On the surface she looked angry, but a strange glint in her eyes told me she was expecting, no hoping, for this to happen."Are you questioning me, your Goddess?" Sarah asked, a hint of playfulness in her. You know how I feel about her.”I nodded, “I do. Just be careful of the rebound.”He nodded, “That’s why I’m taking it slowly and why I slept here this visit.”“Good. She needs you, Ed. Right now, she’s pretty much cut off everyone except for you and Melody, and to a certain extent, Jennifer.”“Are you coming to Ohio soon?”“Memorial Day weekend. Jess traded her shift for Memorial Day so we’ll have a three-day weekend. We’ll bring all the kids. My only concern is Kara, because she’ll be about eight. It's hard to find a place for it all." Isn’t wishing for money petty?”"Of course not! Money is security for you and your family. People who tell you that money isn't important have never been without it. Trust me, I know all about need.”"I guess," said Luc. He scratched his palms. “What if I wanted…something. It’s hard to figure out how to phrase it..." That sounds promising."Luc watched the cell phone woman give up and walk away. The fit of her pink jogging shorts was very apparent. "I've been.