"My brother's wife's cousin was a roadie for somebody. We went to that show." Brody laughed. "I don't think that counts." "Yeah. I never liked that gu... anyway." "The cousin or the performer?" "Both." They were quiet for a few minutes then Bax nudged Brody. "Does Ryan know you're here?" "No. I couldn't decide whether to tell her, then I talked to Lara, and she said it would be better for me to find Ryan after. I don’t want to throw her off before her show." "You guys get everything worked out?". We immediately felt comfortable and at ease together. Needless to say we began dating. We only had five weeks before prom.My mother was ecstatic. I finally had a boyfriend! We dated once a week in his father's 1950 Studebaker. It was twelve years old. But one of the things I found out about Timmy was that he wanted to be an auto mechanic. He was in the auto mechanics classes in school and he kept the old Study running in tip top shape. His dad had a much newer car for his own use.We were both. Soon after she started working there, several young men tried to woo her. On occasion I would use my dry sarcastic humor to scare away Miranda’s would be suitors. Miranda assisted me with monitoring the frequency and time of when our advertising ads aired. We met daily at 4:30pm during the work week. We would go over the numbers and if there were any calls that needed to made. During our 20-30 minute meeting, we would also talk about our lives,in general..nothing too personal. I found out she. "Suddenly, there was a voice heard from the doorway, "Sheriff, ya better git yer ass outa here, like Jeff said. Ya and yer three deputies ain't got the chance of a snowball in hell of arrestin' Jeff fer murder without a warrant. Yer word just ain't good enough at this end of the county. We ain't Union sympathizers, an' we ain't Confederate sympathizers. We're sympathizers of peace an quiet, an I'll blow your fuckin' head off with this here shotgun ifen y'all don't git out of here in about two.