Take me. I was named with the middle names of both my grandfathers. We can name the first stadium the John Seamus Stadium.”“Make it the John Seamu... Memorial Stadium, because if I don’t kill him, Mom will!”“Just wait until this is all over. You kill him now, who’s going to pay the lawyers?”Since we were already in Atlanta, we went to a restaurant, a Thai place in Midtown that Kelly had heard of. We discussed what was happening; it all seemed to me like I had stepped into The Twilight Zone. Kelly. The time after that, they had dinner and went to a movie, and snuggled in his car after. "I have a surprise," he said. She was lying in his arms in their old, familiar way. "What?" she asked. "Next week I'm moving here." She sat up and looked at him, her face alight. "You are? Where?" He named a nearby town. "I applied to teach there last time I came up here. I got the job, and I've picked out an apartment, and I'm packing." She hugged him, then looked doubtful. "You know we can't meet more. "Ahh! What does it have to deal with?" I asked, curiosity burning through me. "Nope! It'll give it away," Julie said with a smile on her face. "Happy Birthday by the way." Julie wrapped her arms around my neck, giving me a kiss on my cheek."Yeah, Happy Birthday, bro," Patrick said."Thanks you two," I said as I took a seat at the poker table, Patrick and Julie sitting down next to me. The cards were dealt and we began playing. The first few hands went relatively well for me. I built up a nice. The vibrating didn’t last long only a quick test, she knew for the full effect the mobile had to be rung up from another phone, she smiled wickedly as she contemplated what to do next, should she go for it and have a proper test, her curiosity got the best of her and she ran to grab her new mobile.Keying in the old number Laura sat on the bed and took a deep breath before she did anything, this was the last chance to back out she thought, but in her head she heard Tally voice screaming at her.