I was discharged, but there is a clause in the enlistment papers that lets them call on me in times of emergency and I would have to go back on active...duty. I don't expect it to ever happen, but I think you need to know this for your own peace of mind. I know you lost Jerry to war, but I don't think I will be called back because I have already served and was formally discharged several years ago." Oh God, Jon, I hope not! I don't think I could take all the worry and fear if you did. I don't. "Marilyn laughed and said, "There is plenty of time for that."As they were finishing up getting to know each other Marilynn said,"This is an interesting town."Donald asked, "How so?"Marilynn said, "Well, that motel came back to life about a week agoand I understand we now have new single women in town."Regina said, "Oh yes, and I have one of the women at my house."Marilynn said, "Oh you do and what is that like?" Not bad, today she is taking her revised resume to the autodealership. “Well then get inside the shower and get out of those wet clothes. I’ll be waiting outside alright?”With a simple nod she shut the door and left me to do my business. I stumbled into the shower after taking off all my clothes and let the warm water smother me for awhile. It felt great, but I knew that it wasn’t going to help in the end. I was out in the rain for almost an hour after all so it was safe to say that I’m going to feel like hell tomorrow.After I dried myself off I opened the door. " I slipped that in at the last moment; he never questioned it."How are we going to determine who the winner is?" Either when, the other fighter quits or can no longer continue, or gets knocked out." Ok, sounds fair to me."I reached outside the ring and set the timer. We then went to our respective corners. I dropped my robe and turned to look him in the eye. I think I saw a hint of uncertainty as he looked across the ring at my body. I put on my wraps and gloves and put in a mouthpiece; he did.