‘Okay,’ I responded. ‘But I’m buying. I might still be staring at the gas pump like an airhead if it weren’t for you.’ ******** Chapter 5...******** Right up the road there was an old house that had been converted to a quaint little restaurant that served breakfast and lunch. It was still crowded when we pulled up. The parking lot was actually full, but there was an alley behind the building. I pulled in and parallel parked. Wendy did the same. We went in and were able to find the last table.. Thank you to all three of you for the tour of yourdungeon. I look forward to serving you all again." Then I winkedat Junior. Mark met us at the elevator and Junior released my hand, and my husband reached downand took hold of it. Reclaiming me and then then he looked the boys over and said, "Sodid you enjoy my wife's company for the last hour and a half?"The boys assured Mark that they did and thanked him for allowing them to have me and they also assured him that I was special and they had. What's your name?" she asked.I grunted and said, "Jane Bliss. I was mowing the lawn when the sirens went off." Asada laughed hard at me but not directly at me. I knew it was stupid to mow the lawn in a severe thunderstorm warning but I thought I had more time.Asada patted me on the back and said, "Well, now you don't have to worry about mowing your lawn, the city might do it for ya!"I giggled and said, "So, where am I going to go? I don't have any family around here."Asada chuckled again and. I silently poured her a coffee with lots of milk and lots of sugar. She slurped it down with her eyes mostly closed and crinkled up in that look that told me she was suffering from too much drink the night before. I wondered if she remembered Polly and me coupling right next to her in the bed. I didn't think so because her snores were too loud to be false."Did I hear that girl Polly out here just a little while ago?"I could tell Jesse was in her standard confused persona, but at least she was.