”“Back to the lipreading course,” Diana insisted. “With your perfect memory, I imagine that you set new standards for the course,” she said ...hile smiling. “Did you get a personal note from the lipreading firm’s management offering you a job?”Selina’s blush was answer enough, causing both Jeff and Diana to chuckle.“The person who contacted me, at first, thought I had lied about my age, but after I convinced him, he wanted my parents to call him. He finally gave up, but I think I can count on. I do come home to see you two, but I'd be lying if I said that I didn't enjoy coming here as an extra treat." How sweet! In that case, we'll let you pay for the coffee and petit-fours!"We normally didn't bother to have coffee at the steak house, but as it was a special occasion with Julie and Hamish, we did this time.I wasn't at all surprised when Dad wouldn't let Jen pay for the coffees, though; he knew that we tried to avoid unnecessary expense and couldn't really afford it.That night, as. I mean, besides being in the same grade, we were day and night. We listened to different music, we liked different movies, we hung out with different people, and I personally had no feelings for Lanie what so ever. But yet, when I thought about how horrible that sounded, I felt guilty......--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The next day at the movie theater, I met Sam and two other. The brave Lisa won't back down, but she won't win this one!" How many miles have we run today?" About six." Let's do another four miles, Lisa. Then straight to the gym for some really serious working out. Then lunch. Then more exercise. Then we go to dinner and talk. And tomorrow, you rest and ready yourself. And don't you DARE lose! I don't have my same trusty old cane any more, but in a great city like this, there must be many places to buy a suitable springy, swishy length of bamboo to.