I'm sure you will find some occasions to wear it when you get home."Dave looked at her and shrugged, "I don't know when I will ever wear it but thank ...ou and I will thank your father as well; but how am I going to take it home? I don't have a suit bag."Sarah explained, "I will call daddy at work and get him to ask Raymond to pick one up for you when he picks Daddy up." Sarah walked out of the room and Dave just shook his head thinking how easily Sarah spent money whenever she needed to.When she. I mean, who worepetticoats nowadays?Ms. Underbust let me listen in as she called my mother and told herabout my new job in Minneapolis.Mom was delighted to hear the news. "So he'll be moving out at last?"she said. "With a fulltime job? Wonderful! What will he be doing in -marketing, was it?" Marketing events assistant. I expect he'll handle the jobbeautifully," Ms. Underbust said. "He's in the next office, would youlike to talk to him?" I suppose so," my mother said. Ms. Underbust waited a. " Shepaused for a moment, trying to be honest, but not cruel. "Chuck, Idon't think Hiromi loved you back then quite as much as we learned tolove you. You must have noticed. She liked you a lot, and knew that youloved her, but we were just intimate friends back then, so it's alsotrue that I love you more now than I did then. We both do. If youwanted a start date, I'd say that my breast augmentation was a realturning point, because I did it for you. And then when we visited yourAunt and Uncle and. I have enough to get a place and look for work. My boss gave me a nice letter of recommendation, and it shouldn’t be hard to find secretarial work wherever I end up. Salt Lake City maybe. What about you?”“What do you mean?”“You’re going to look for work there?”“I’ve never really worked, except for cooking and keeping the residence clean.”“Residence?”“A place for women.”“Like a home for unwed mothers?”“Something like that.”“Sorry,” Junie chuckled. “You told me not to pry, and here I am.