I know he's made you very miserable for a long time. So, I don't blame you for wanting to have some fun while away from him. I don't blame you for fuc...ing Willis, either. Okay? Your still young enough, and beautiful enough, to want that! It's only natural! I get that. But what are you planning to do long term?"Cindy was rather surprised at her daughters reaction. She didn't seem angry with her, and that surprised her. Of course, she and her daughter had always been close, which was something. However your heart is in the right place."Larry was heart broken. I knew he wanted to pay back the Wellman forwhat they did for him when he was hurt. I saw him at the Irish Inn, so Ibought him a few beers and told him." This is for the gals. Nicole wouldhave liked to see you act this way. You can help as a support person,but not as a player. Can you understand?"Larry said, "I think I can Bobbie. I am walking, but can you call me acab?"I said, "O. K. Larry you are a cab. I can take you. .. congratulating them fordoing it - why, he's... he's even taking some of the credit for it." He isn't!" He is, and, in a way, it _is_ his fault. 'Take your time,' he kepttelling the council in this _rag_ of his. And... And he kept raisingquestions, putting ideas into other peoples' heads... and their mouths."The minister all but growled. "I only pray that, when the Wrath of theLord settles upon this town for the sin that the town council committedin foisting that less than worthless. Like many of my classmates, I went off to college, and like many of them, I did not return to Henderson. When Mr Irwin died, my dad and I each shed no tears.Of course Henderson was in the news from time to time, and sometimes I would learn of the death of a classmate. I never drove the several hours to attend any funerals, but I would send a memorial contribution from time to time.Then fate stepped in, and it was because I, like my dad, and like his fellow teacher and onetime bowling friend, Mr.