’ I zipped it up inside my purse. ‘I guess I better go.’ ‘I’ll walk you to the elevator.’ It was just around the corner and down the hall... and I didn’t bother with my shoes, carrying them in one hand. ‘That really is a great dress,’ Josh remarked as he pushed the button. The doors opened immediately and he held them for me. ‘I can see why Catherine brought you home.’ ‘Tell her I said…’ Yikes. What should I say? I cringed, feeling awkward. ‘Tell her I said goodbye.’ He nodded. ‘Goodbye to you,. A glass of wine would give him reason to stay around for a while without having to be creative."I'll have whatever you are. Thank you."They sat in the living room and chatted for a while about Amanda and the team and the other players. Jim sat on the sofa and Cindy sat in a chair. They talked about the school and some town events. Cindy found herself thinking wicked thoughts. She had noticed from the start how good looking and strong he was, but it was his voice that really got to her. It was. Her mind finally settled on that score, she got into her car for a little drive. Just something to clear her head before going back to sleep. But something wasn’t…wasn’t right, Lila thought. There was something wrong about the whole thing. Something like…of course. How could she be so stupid? She buckled her seat belt, snugly resting the chest strap between her breasts. Then, starting the car, she backed out of her spot and exited the garage. The night was warm and humid, but Lila decided not. Then my sons' best friend, I'll call him Billy although that isn't his name, came over to the house around one in the afternoon. I told him the boy's were still in school and I didn't expect them home until after four. He told me it was OK, because he actually wanted to talk to me about something that was bothering him. I invited Billy in the house, gave him a Coke and we sat down at the kitchen table."So what's up Billy? What can I do for you?" Well Donna, I was wondering if you knew much.