More specifically, he tired of trying them on andfinally settled for what he was wearing at that time."So what do you think?" Jason asked Roland when ...e went and twirledaround in front of the man.Roland looked somewhat uncomfortable at that, but offered a smile."Impressive as always Miss Collins."Jason giggled, and on an impulse bent forward and kissed the old man onthe cheek. He was a little embarrassed by it, but the look of surpriseand embarrassment on Roland's face more than made it. Meg had no such problem. She didn't care what people thought about her; she simply did what she wanted, allowing herself to experience it fully. Lissa envied her.Meg opened her eyes, and suddenly they turned to Lissa. They lit up with delight as the two roommates' gazes met, and then Meg winked at her. Lissa found herself blushing. As soon as Meg closed her eyes again, Lissa took Matt's hand and led him away from there."Well that's got to be kind of awkward," Matt told her as soon as they were. Beatook the responsibility of caring for them even changing diapers. Whathe disliked about this duty was dumping the diaper bin as it smelledreally bad. Every time he did, Edward had to swallow the bile thatrushed up his throat and hold his breath. His normal work hours werefrom nine to five weekdays, nine to seven every other Saturday andSunday.There were two other employees on his shift. Miss. Mary Bea, HeadLibrarian, and Miss. June Ogden. Miss. Bea was a big boned, tall womanof early. As a young woman she had been able to pick and choose the men that she wanted to be with, not that she had chosen wisely: she was a two time trophy wife, twice divorced. It had not all based on her good looks; she had a sparkling personality to go with them. Friendly and outgoing, even other women enjoyed her company without any jealousy or cattiness. But two failed marriages and a series of unfulfilling relationships had left her feeling like a failure. The self-confidence she once radiated.