A little to Emily's surprise, she got 149 votes, second to Leonard Pitkin, the candidate running for re-election to one of the two vacant seats. She w...s comfortably ahead of the 115 cast for Alton Tennant, the deceased council member who was still on the ballot -- either that many voters didn't realize he was dead, or cast votes for him out of respect or habit. Emily figured there were at least 147 people in Bradford besides her and her husband who liked her enough to vote for her, or at least. Making her way through the house, she noticed the other rooms and beds with people in them. Knowing there would be lots to feed she began to prepare a big breakfast.The smells began to wake the others. They came in to get some. No one said much to her which was comforting. They looked like rough customers to say the least. The man she was with came in and sat to eat. She served him and sat with him. The others greeted him with a quiet respect which again comforted her. Maybe she was safe. He. " Thanks Mrs. Winters," Wendy Jean said, with a tear in her eye. "Youdidn't have to do this for me." It is for all of us, Wendy," Dawn said. "I needed to get a car. Andwhen we saw this one in the dealership lot, there wasn't a questionthat I wouldn't get it. And Nick negotiated a great price for me.Apparently there isn't a lot of demand for a handicapped van in Sault,and the dealer was planning to ship it to Toronto to be sold atauction, probably taking a lot less than what we paid."By now Mark. While he was obviously a little d***k, I’m pretty sure his cousin was stone sober and they both made fun of how ‘out of it’ I was. They also gave me ridiculously fake names, like Jimbone and Rimrod or something, but I really don’t remember what they were exactly. Long story short, I had no idea who they were or what their names were. Feeling ridiculously frustrated from not getting anywhere with the older guy, I made some suggestive remark about how I’m legal now since I just turned 18. I.