I agreed and went home. I can't believe that it worked. It really worked.I couldn't wait for tomorrow. I packed it in early so I can feelrefreshed in ...he morning.I woke up really early. I looked at my clock and it was 5:00am. I neverwake up this early especially on Saturdays. For a moment I felt liketurning over and going back to sleep but remembered Lizzie was comingover. I might as well get ready as Lizzie will be here soon.I walk down the hall to my sister's room. I didn't really know why.. He replied telling her how he was looking for someone who could understand that he was in pain, and not ready to get hurt again. She knew. She knew very well what he meant since she was still in pain too. She told him about Jimmy, and he told her about Mary, the girl he was destined to marry, until she decided that she was not ready for such commitment. They talked about the emotions, stages as they called them. Pain, denial, hatred, and acceptance. They knew what had happened. Knew where they. Picking it up, I stood there wondering where to dispose of it. One end of the horizon contained the silhouettes of the party guests, the other an empty stretch of field. I decided to head in that direction.This didn't yield any immediate results, as the bare field was the least likely place where a purse could be safely disposed. There were, on the other hand, some bushes near a drain on one end, which could hide it for a few days provided the sniffer dogs weren't used. Heading towards it as I. ‘I can tell that you are pleased to meet me. Very pleased.’ ‘Judy! He has just saved our lives and all you can do is tease him?’ protested Ann. ‘I think he might like being teased. I’m not yet ready to do any more.’ Hazel snuggled against my right side. Her hand wriggled between me and Judy until it found what she sought. ‘He IS pleased with us.’ she announced. Ann’s hand joined Hazel’s. ‘Duncan. You deserve something from us as a thank you.’ Ann’s hand squeezed around my shaft. ‘Don’t mind.