" Well I can't call you that at headquarters. How would it sound if I called you Sheriff baby?" I'll be waiting for you here. If you need anything, gi...e me a call." Will do, baby," she laughed, breaking their connection. She popped open another can and took a good swallow. "Man I love this drink," she said, putting the can in a holder.Going through Wenatchee was a bear. It looked like old ladies night. Yes, it was raining but everyone was driving so slow. Then she realized that it was Saturday. She stands up first and then he follows. Feeling defeated and mildly enraged, Daniel walks her out to her car. “Bitch.” He thought as she pulls out of the parking lot.CHAPTER TWO – THE PLANThe next day, 7 pm:On the phone, looking frustrated, Amanda complains, “But Dan, I really wish you could be here.” Despite the displeasing news from the other end of the phone, she still speaks rather softly for her voice is naturally delicate, unlike her sister’s.“I’m really sorry Mandy, I promise I’ll make. “Do think that’s wise? It’s over David, we can forget him and move on.” But even as the words left her mouth she knew he needed closure. He kept looking over at her, the question continually arriving at his lips only to be pushed back. He wanted the truth from her and if she lied, then he would never know if he could ever trust her again.“Was it just him?” The words tumbled out. She took in the question and thought back. There had been five men. Simon, Joseph, Andy and Michael. Then there was. "Hey Tom Henry," I said some short while later, after I'd gone upstairs and put on a bathing suit.Being such a pleasant afternoon, I decided it was too nice to sit inside. Besides, I'd just gotten a new bikini and longed for an excuse to wear it."Afternoon, ma'am." He straightened himself up and looked at me, not in the face, but all up and down my body and that pleased me."You ain't gotta ma'am me, Tom Henry," I said, even though I didn't want him to stop. "I ain't nothing but a negra.".