Funnier. A vet. Large quadrupeds." You're right, Weena won't find it funny. Are you two okay?" Yes, quite fine. Winnie put us on to her advisor at Wes...pac. Have you made a decision yet?" It's got to be by Monday." Right. I'm going to get off and call mum." Fine. I'll leave here and get home."I packed up some papers, let the receptionist know that I was leaving and went out to my elderly Safari (over 300,000 klicks!) and drove home. I took my time.At lunch, Chuck and I talked about leaving. Will you be okay?”“I’m fine. I’ll call you tomorrow.”Tim moved closer to my chair. He placed a soft kiss on my neck. He nibbled on my earlobe and whispered into my ear.“Let’s find out if you’re a wild girl. I have a hotel around the corner.”I wasn’t sure what to do. I did know that I didn’t want to be alone. I’m always the girl who is alone and never has a date. Debbie was the one that all the guys always wanted.I wanted to be the girl that somebody lusted after. I didn’t care that he was old. .. Iowa's always the last place to get everything. This fuckin' place is really Hicksville. Are the quarter pounders any good?" They're good... kinda expensive though. Hard to pay seventy cents for a burger when a Big Mac is only sixty-five." Sheesh, Jill... it's only a nickel." OK, I guess I'm just being a tight bitch. A nickel isn't really that much."They both laugh about that and everything else they talk about as they get their burgers and head to Jill's place. They're still laughing and in. If you were inclined to go to thebeach, you could watch the sun set, though. Today, we'll be lucky ifthe sun's up by the time we get to Boston. Watching the sun rise overthe city can be beautiful, too."Ed looked at Rose. "Not as beautiful as you and I get to see you here,in Boston and in LA. How great is that?"Rose laughed at his silliness. "Oh, Ed... you're incorrigible. The on-ramp for the pike is just ahead, here. Keep your eyes on the road." I'm just going to pull into this McDonalds to get.