I looked behind me and the party was still in full swing and nobody had seemed noticed my leaving with her. I had lived in this area all my life and s...ddenly the perfect place came into my mind. A few doors down there was a row of garages and behind them was a strip of grass. With the reflected light from adjacent street lamps giving it all a soft glow, it was the perfect place for our little romantic interlude. Nobody was going to find us there unless they came looking and got very. On the other hand, she was the woman he’d always dreamed of being with. ‘I’d be a fool if I blew a chance to be with her,’ he mused. ‘She’s everything I’ve ever wanted. And I know I could make her happy if she’d let me.’ Lise was considering with the differences between Luke and Rod, and in the comparison, Luke came out ahead. ‘He’s thoughtful, he cares about me, he listens to me, and he’s so sweet,’ she thought, glancing across the car at the young man she’d spent the night with. ‘I bet he’d. How…how could that not work…, She thought to herself as she drew her attention back to Wills face, How could she not dump him? Rachel starred at Wills face for about another minute, before taking a deep breath and letting a silent sob escape from her mouth. Yet, before long, the girl began to cry uncontrollably, and let her head drop, so her face would rest on the pillow she was tightly holding. As she cried, Rachel began to recall the first day she had ever laid eyes on Will Reed. It was about. Bill, her husband, was at work. I wanted to be alone with Barb when I gave her this information. I thought about telling Sheila but I told John to break it to her gently."Barb, I have something I have to tell you. I know from the outset that you will disagree with me, but I must do what I feel is right." You're marrying her, aren't you, Jerry? A girl young enough to be your daughter. Why, Jerry? Please tell me why? I know deep in my heart that this is a big mistake and you will probably pay.