Tori's neatly trimmed eyebrow flared up, thinking of something else, and she asked with a near squeaky voice, "He's not flying in this afternoon?" No,...he came in… last night. That's why I ditched rehearsals. I wanted to welcome him and get a chance to have some time with him before having to come to school today. Besides lunch, I really won't get to spend any real time with him until after the play." Jade smirked as she finished telling a partial truth, "He even got to chance to help me. ‘Why don’t you come back and lead us again,’ I suggested eagerly. ‘I don’t think that would be a good idea right now,’ she disclosed in a very somber voice. ‘Actually, it’s a perfect idea right now,’ I disagreed quickly. ‘You said you didn’t know if you could come back and not lead. Here’s your chance to lead again. Tell them I made the choice and let it fall on me. Then you are back in business.’ She looked at me longingly across the table. I stared at her anxiously, hoping she would see my. We laughed, drank, dared each other to do shots, the whole nine. Both girls hate whiskey, so of course I had to make them both do that, which I got a hilarious Facebook video out of.However, everyone is different I suppose. When I drink, I become docile, and even a bit sleepy. Well, for both my wife and Kelly, booze just amps them up, and severely lowers inhibition and judgement. Before too long, I thought I might turn in soon. I knew I wasn't going to last long, and I knew Kelly was staying. Graham fought the urge to turn and throw the tumbler he held. He reined in his temper, and felt the cold taking over. He was good at being cold. This ability had stood him well in business, and he needed it now. He couldn’t do this anymore. He turned from the window to face her. ‘I don’t think so,’ he said quietly. Something in his tone caught her attention, and her lascivious smile faltered, her hand stilled. ‘What?’ He gazed at her coldly. ‘It’s time for you to leave, Gina.’ She frowned..