"Would you like a glass, babygirl?" Jazz smiled to herself, loving it when her father would allow her to share a glass of wine over dinner and how gro...n up and special it made her feel. "No thanks, I have a raging headache, which is the reason behind the gourmet cuisine we are dining on tonight."Max wrapped his arms around his daughter, lightly kissing her forehead "I'm sorry baby, it's delicious." "Yeah, right, I'll make something decent tomorrow night I promise, I'm just not up to it. The guy on his left was Anthony Peterson, a long haired hippie who provided most of the gang’s pot. Behind him sat Frank Smith, Connor’s nerdy roommate. He didn’t hang out with them much, but when he did he proved to be pretty fun.Julian thought about what must be going on in the car ahead of him, with two couples and Billy fifth-wheeling with them.Meanwhile Billy Gosling was reaching back into the trunk, trying to grab a beer.“Hey! Watch it!” Connor scolded him. “Wait until we get there!”Billy. "As he spoke, I thought about what he was saying but I was also drawninto those lovely blue eyes. His mouth was strong and yet gentle. Hisadams apple bobbed up and down as he spoke. His expression was one thatwas kind and gentle but in a manly sort of way. I think I was fallingunder his spell.We finished our meal and then had coffee.As we drank, my eyes went to the candle in the middle of the table. Theflame flickered and when I looked, it was reflected in his eyes.He spoke."So Toni, do you. She resigned herself to staying, no matter how much she hated her Mum, so that she could continue her relationship with Jamie, she knew she wouldn’t find another guy like him.It was later in the day when Lily’s Mum opened the door, put a sandwich and some chips onto her bed and stormed out again, slamming the door. Lily had got herself dressed in a new pair of yoga pants and a crop top and was sat on her bed surfing the internet and watching videos on her new MacBook. She left the sandwich.