Her hair, nails, and toes were all manicured and flawless as always. Of course she came out smelling good as hell and was on the phone with one of the...other guests. She got off the phone and said with a smirk, "Looks like it's just you and I tonight, the girls are going out to a matinee instead." Now being curious if she already knew this and wanted me over being recently single, I was more intrigued than ever at this point. At any rate, we ate dinner and retreated to her bedroom as she wanted. Like telepathy, before the lift stopped, he was telling her that his wife had left him eight months earlier.“I was in the middle of setting up the novel, and she just couldn’t take my involvement. First, it was birds, she said, and now a bloody novel. I wasn’t giving her any consideration. So, she left.”“I’m sorry,” Rhonda said, feeling it was a useless comment, but thinking that the woman had to be crazy.As the lift doors opened, Jas gave her another of those smiles that had kept her insides. . " Suzi, if you need to cry again, pull over and let me drive. I think I remember how." No," she said, speeding up a little. "I'm okay."A couple of minutes later, Suzi swerved into Joey's driveway and jerked the car to a stop, her excitement making her hands shake as she pulled the keys from the ignition.But before getting out, she looked over at me with a big smile and said, "Thanks, Timmy. For telling me, I mean." You're welcome," I said just as her car door slammed shut."Shit, Suz," Joey. They were a light shade of brown, . Her smile was infectious. It made an electric sensation go through my body and my head was light. I smiled my best smile back at her. She didn't look away and with a wave and a crinkle of her eye, she said "See You!", and was out the door. She was scheduled to be here for the rest of the week and suddenly I had the feeling that it was going to be quite good. She had come by on two occasions the previous day. On the first, she had only inquired about how to.