Whether we are practicing at the house and especially on Tuesday nights at our Cotillion.We still had a few more Tango steps to cover, so we moved on ...o the Progressive Link and the Closed Promenade. Tricky, but not impossible. We then went through all the Tango variations we learned and decided to call it a day.We thought we might schedule another day before the next Cotillion, to hammer out the Cha-Cha and Tango steps and maybe work on the Quickstep — Might even look at the Viennese Waltz a. "I think not." Millie tried not to grin back but the air between them had changed and she saw light dancing behind his eyes.They were leaning toward each other, and Vance felt that familier ache. She was lovely but how could things go further than an ache and regret. He sat back with a deep sigh.Millie sat back as well, wondering what had stopped him. She had thought that he was going to kiss her. But, no, she decided that she must have misread his intent. She picked up the forgotten final. The only one not here was Bill, who was at work.Rex and Jeremy were looking at me, half chuckling, wondering if there wasn’t something we could all do to escape the chaos. I saw Rex suddenly get an ‘Ahh hah’ look in his eye.He flashed, “Jeremy and I should probably ‘pop’ into the office for a bit. Even though we have the day off, something about our Boss just isn’t sitting right with me. Maybe we can catch him unawares and see if he really is a turncoat.”I gave him the ‘suspicious stink eye’,. . sometimes longer if I could spare the time. I wasfocused on my school work, and she was focused on regaining her freedom. Thesummer going into my final year at Harlan I was accepted to do a shortinternship/clerkship with Judge Ruth Jones. I ended up staying at her housethat summer since my housing fell through, and she encouraged me to have herand her parents come down since they were close by over in New Albany."I smiled and cried at the same time. "She got out of the car and ran to melike.