“What would you like?” he asked politely.I wanted to say “You!”, but I refrained from giving me away so anxiously.“I could totally use a gla...s of water” I quickly finally said. “Water? You got it”“Thank you.” I replied. Then, went out to the balcony again.My gaze had wondered along the ocean’s horizon for about a minute when I heard the glass door sliding and the humming of the A/C. I turned around and found myself face to face with Travis. He handed me my glass of water. Our eyes met at. “Just Selina and Arlene talking over by the chickens, but certainly nothing from in here. Still, it’s hard to believe that we didn’t hear those pans banging together. You guys aren’t screwing with us, are you?”Jasmine interrupted to say, “No. When I pulled the sheet back, I could see Jeff hitting the pans together, but there was no sound. When I stepped closer, it was suddenly very loud, to put it mildly.”“I’ve gotta try this,” Morales said. “You bang the pans, Hon, but I’m going to leave the. I snaked an arm around his neck, pulling his head closer to mine as I glided my tongue against his. Either that was his gun I felt on my thigh or he really enjoyed my tongue piercing.Then both of us heard the click of the door being unlocked by the security guard from the other side and we quickly separated. I ran my hands briskly over my clothes and hair to make sure all was in order. And, to avoid looking like a total deer in headlights, I sat down in the chair that, thankfully, was right. Sandy had also found a job but the hours were different from Bob's and she needed an car for transportation.They found a car at a reasonable price but still couldn't afford to pay cash for it so they applied for a loan. In a few days the loan company informed them that due to their being new in town and not having established credit, they would have to have a co-signer for the loan. They ask Joe and he agreed to co-sign the loan for them.On the day that the loan closing was to take place Bob.