I don't want to have step over you if the house is burning down." Sorry, mom," Joey said turning red."Now get yourselves off the floor and let me clos... this door. Shit, you'd think we were trying to air condition the whole outdoors! Oh, I'm sorry Tim. I didn't see you there," she said after nearly closing the door in my face."How do you feel?" Joey said to me after giving his mom a hug for the heck of it."I'm fine. I wish people would stop asking me that." Sorry," he said giving me a friendly. Mark shook his head said softly aloud, "We've only been married two years and I'm acting like an old married man. I need to do something because we're headed for trouble." Think I'll stop and get some roses for my Rose, Mark thought. That'd be a good start.Rose worked for Silk's Rides, a used car dealership. Sam Silk owned the dealership; he was the lead salesman and chief negotiator. Rose was the office and finance manager. The rest of the crew consisted of a two part time salesmen and Jasper. "June was breathing heavily. "I was thinking of ducking, actually. If I did so, that would have hit my neck." Oh, dear," Mary said, fretting over the fallen girl. "Your shoulder is going to bruise." Mary, can you tell me something?" June asked, her breathing still ragged."What's that?" You were being easy on me, weren't you?"Mary simply grinned. "You're better as a partner than Debbie." Mary quickly added, "Sparring partner, anyway." She looked over at Debbie, hoping she hadn't hurt her. "I didn't know what to say but it was certainly something to think about."I have some office work that I need to do this afternoon but I havesomething that I want you to do. I want you to read some more stuff onFictionmania so that we can talk about some of the things in thestories. We are busy next weekend, but the following weekend we canspend together, so I want you to look for an outfit. Everything has tobe new; clothes, underwear, jewellery, shoes, wig and makeup -everything, and you.