It wasnt going to happen again this night.The people wouldnt go. I rested my head in his lap and cried silently. He didnt know I cried but I weeped. W... must have been there hours because I felt his fingers gently brush my hair off my face. I must have been dozing off. Then I stirred watching him. His eyes were watching something. I lifted my head and asked him whats wrong baby?He replied he was wishing to god the peoplego away and 2 benches had cleared sincehe did it 1 hours ago. He said if he. ‘But, they’ll have guns.’ ‘I’m aware of that.’ ‘Rock smashes scissors. Bullets stop hearts.’ ‘Maybe, but I don’t think they’re really expecting me to show up, and I know they’re not ready for what I can do.’ ‘If you die in front of her, I’ll lose her,’ Jason pleaded. Dan’s eyes shot toward Jason’s. ‘She’ll never come back from that.’ Very calmly, Dan said, ‘It’s settled then, I won’t die.’ With that, he turned and sprinted for his car. At his house, he changed into sweats, soft canvas shoes, a. Suddenly, he turned and saw me by the door. I loved the look on his face."Hi, Carl. It has been a while. More than a year, if I remember correctly. I guess you should know that I gave my two weeks notice to Helen, who promised to deliver it forward. I'm afraid that there's been some issues with the payment, and my lawyer will be discussing also about the holiday compensation."It felt nice to see him opening and closing his mouth like a fish out of water."Another thing, is that I do not remember. "No, I'm meeting someone here," he explained to the hostess who had greeted him. "Diane Davenport?" Ah yes, she's already here," the hostess informed him. "Follow me please."Rick smiled to himself upon hearing that, she was thirty-minutes early for their meeting, which told him she was serious about this joint assignment as well.The hostess led him outside to the patio area that though open, was secluded with each of the tables secreted away in their own private little garden booths that had.