Sue said little, happy to let her more noisy friends do most of the talking, but at the end of the evening I screwed up my courage and just as her gro...p was heading off to another party, I asked her if she’d like to grab a coffee some time.Her coy smile had my heart racing, and I swear I didn’t wash the hand where she wrote her number for at least a week.A tale of two loves and a happy marriageOne of the greatest English authors, Charles Dickens, wrote a book called ‘A Tale of Two Cities’,. He told me that he thought we weren't kissing till the night of the exam. He told me he wanted to keep rehearsing after school that day. I knew what he wanted. He may have been a nerd but he wasnt stupid. He knew the elections were coming up and that the matriarch would win. He wanted me the traditional way...My long dark flowing hair swished in front of him as I stared him down. Behind the scenes in the amphitheatre I smirked again. My big chocolate brown eyes, innocent yet devilish eyes. He said, "Virginia I'm going out to buy our buggy now. Would you do me the honor of waiting to sup until I return? I would feel better if I could enjoy the meal with you."Virginia smiled and said, "It would be my pleasure sir."It took Sam two hours to purchase the horse and buggy. He then walked back to the hotel after making arrangements to pick it up early the next morning for their trip home.Sam and Virginia were seated in the dining room when her face turned white. She gasped and Sam asked. I thought she would be more at home picketing theStudent Union than arguing in a courtroom. Perhaps this was part of myhandicap. Instead of a dynamic attorney like Brad Monroe, I would haveto sway a judge in the guise of a neophyte lawyer.My age was listed as twenty-five, confirming my suspicions that SusanHenderson was a fairly inexperienced attorney. I was five seven, so atleast in heels I wouldn't feel like a midget. Hair color was brown, eyeswere blue, and the weight was... well, I guess.