"I'm going crazy, I'm so excited!" Tess said."Yeah. Your first professional tournament. It's gotta be a thrill." I know it's only the Futures Tour, an... it's only Hammond, Indiana, and I'm only a rookie college-girl golfer with zippo experience, but..." ... But this could be the start of something big!" I finished the thought for her."Exactly!... God, Will, I can't think of anybody I'd rather share this with, than you."Well, that statement kind of shut me up. I mean, we'd been getting along. Having the company ask him to call seems impersonal. I think a letter or card which says something like ‘I was thinking about you’ and asking him to write back or call would be the best approach. I don’t know that I’d pour my heart out in the first letter.”“He’s not married.”“But you don’t know if he’s seriously involved with someone or maybe has a kid or who knows what?”“True,” she sighed. “I suppose a card would be best.”“Do you have his address?”“No. They were working on that and should have. I thank all of you for welcoming me to your little enclave.”Alice said, “I assume Ken or Patti gave you a tour?”Bill smiled, “Yes, and this place is gorgeous and so conducive to the kind of physical and spiritual interactions they’d told me about at the turn of the year. The physical plant is nice, but what fascinates me more is all your inter-relationships and how you hold them all together without divisive frictions developing. I’d love to hear your comments on that point. I just heard from. Once she’d closed herself into the bathroom, I gave Shannon a hug.“Thanks for all your help.”Shannon shook her head. “I didn’t do anything. I’m really feeling bad for her, though.”“Were you there when she found him?”“Pretty much. We were wandering the house, you know. Carl and Bruno were packing up to leave, and they hadn’t seen Pete for a long while. We were about to give up, but then Lara just started asking if anyone had seen the guitar player from her band. Finally someone pointed to one of.