He did not notice Laura’s eyes following him as he left the lecture hall but Miki did. She also noticed the smile she got when Laura saw she was sti...l there. She was third in line when her father returned. Miki had noted that Laura was gracious with everyone and that when someone was taking a bit too long she would bring the person behind him or her into the conversation. That was enough to move the line along. Miki was very happy that her hero behaved as a hero should. When it was Miki’s. Apparently, Amy had warmed enough to be able to get in the bath, they had helped her wash, towelled her off and cleaned her grazes. Beth thought the ankle was badly sprained and had strapped it up. A hairdryer had been magicked up to dry her hair. Danny had plugged the lifeless phone in to charge, and the dark-haired, petite Emma darted back and forth, but appeared to enjoy returning to Danny and Matt’s company. Emma’s job had also been to keep the drink flowing between the changing rooms and. ”“A show? At a gallery?”I laughed nervously. “No, just a little thing for the art classes.”“Nice. Then can I buy an extra set from you?”I looked at her. “I don’t think I could do that. I wouldn’t feel right.”“How about I buy you the supplies and you print another set? And between you and me,” she added, making her voice low, “you can keep the extra supplies?”I considered, remembering Shannon’s words. “Well, maybe. I don’t want to come across weird, but also, Shannon said you might be looking. ’ ‘Before you decide for sure that you want it let’s take a test drive,’ the salesman suggested. As they sat in the car, waiting for the traffic to pass so they could pull out, the man turned to Marty and told her, ‘I’m Les. Junior sales manager.’ ‘Hi, I’m Marty.’ When the man smiled Marty was moved by the tender softness of his face. It was the face of a man who’d seen disappointment but was still driven by hope for the future. Marty knew the look well and she especially knew the feeling. As.