Good night, every one, I will see you in the morning."When I got up, there was silence around the table. I headed to my room, to try to forget all of ...he previous funerals I was remembering, and to settle my jitters about going tomorrow. I got about a third of the way up the steps, when I remembered that I needed to call Jerry to pass on what Myrna had said about a uniform for Bill. I went to my study and called him, and he answered on the first ring. He told informed me that he was at Bill's. ”“Yeah ... yeah, I know. I knew this was going to be a temporary thing going in, I just ... I’ll go get your clothes.”She returned to her food, glancing up as he turned his back and disappeared through the doorway, not wanting him to see the trembling of her lip. They had really hit it off, he was a great kid and knowing that she would have to leave soon made her heart sink. She had already played things too loose, she should have set off already. He was smitten with her, and she knew that. In bed the nights before I'd dreamed of the nieces of course, but my right hand had been kept busiest as I thought of what I'd like to do with Alison. That evening she was in a classic little black low cut, string strapped party dress in thin sheeny satin that clung to her figure in a way that left no guy who was interested in any doubt that she had every man's dream of a figure, with a ruby necklace hanging like an arrow guiding men's eyes down into her deep cleavage.The door had hardly closed. Much less like aboy she added, which deflated my smile just as quickly. Lidia gave mea comforting shoulder hug, to which I gave her a joking pouty lip,causing us both to giggle at my lack of dancing prowess. Some othergirls had some success and I thought they were really getting it,better than me. One poor girl fell flat on her butt, which caused somegiggles until she started to tear up. Which brought on a group ofsympathetic Awww's, a round of hugs and encouraging words.Class was cut short.