“She dragged you here?” “Yup.” Todd stood to grab some chicken from the food table and returned with a plate for me as well. “I heard you ar...n’t hanging out with Ryan much anymore. You get in a fight?” I shrugged. “Oh, no. We just haven’t seen each other recently.” “Well, he’s here, somewhere.” He grabbed me by my shoulder, leading mew out of the kitchen. “I’ll find him for you.” “No! That—that’s fine, you don’t…”But my words were swallowed by the throbbing beat of the. Maazel Tov! And I love your dress, wish they'd had them when I was a girl."The trip across the state line took only a half-hour, and they drew up in front of a small church Pat and Sandy had found. They stepped out in the spring sunshine and talked for a few minutes, sharing their happiness. Then Anne took Will's hand and they walked inside. At the altar, they said their vows, using the formula Sigrid and Tom had used. Saul handed Will the rings; Anne's fit intricately into the waves and folds. "Okay," she thought. "Even if Davin doesn't show, there might be another bloke that would take her home." Standing at the bar holding a pint was Davin. He stood with three others who were at various stages of finishing their drink. It appeared to Kate that the four lads were deep in conversation before Davin looked up to say, "Hey, Kate is here." Davin gave Kate a hug and introduced her to his friends. Before she knew it, Kate was holding a pint although she rarely drank stout. For some reason,. I walked in to the club and looked around finally spotting Arden with agroup of his friends. I poured my self some punch at the refreshment tableand started chatting with a couple of girls I didn't know. Then a coupleof girls I knew at school headed for the girls room so I followed. Idecided it was time to find out if I was going to be recognized. The girlslooked at me as I walked into the room but didn't say anything except Hi.I breathed a sigh of relief knowing I had past the test. I.