Ft. building.the other 3/4 of the building Sue's and I bought 6 years ago when weretired. It was now empty and cold. We had had 2 tenets in it since w...bought it.The first was a rug store that soon closed due to the owner's lazyattitude towards business aned not opening when he was hung over. Thesecond tenet we had higher hopes for. But we soon saw that failure waslikely due to there lack of record keeping.I got out and saw all three of the staff and someone else, watchingthrough the window as I. ‘I’m Angel by the way, well my parents actually called me Angela, but I like Angel better, don’t you?’‘Sure.’ Jane said.‘So what’s the pain you’re trying to drink away?’‘I’m celebrating.’ Jane said. ‘I just signed the divorce papers.’ She didn’t know why she pulled the papers out of her bag and showed them to this strange woman. ‘So…’ Jane shrugged.‘O dear.’ Angel said. She put her hand on Jane’s thigh and slowly stroke up and down as if she was trying to sooth Jane. ‘So now what?’ She. ? ?Yes Ma’am.? I replied. I removed my hand and backed away into the corner so I wouldn’t be hovering over her. I stood there silently and still, watching the clock intently although I couldn’t help casting occasional long, longing looks at her lovely form lying on her side under the covers. When the clock finally registered 8:15 I returned and put my hand once again on her shoulder. ?Eight fifteen, Ma’am.? This time she blinked her eyes open sleepily and shifted. Then I remembered the prick I felt just before Ipassed out. I looked under me as best I could, figuring that I had saton something that Monica left on the bed. Unable to find anything, Idecided to relax and wait for Monica to return. Besides, this strainingwas hurting my already sore wrists.Again, with my grogginess, it took this long for me to remember thethree little words that Monica said just before I went out. It dawnedon me and I began to panic. I screamed for Monica to return so that.