I said, “Well, I won’t hold my breath,” and gave them both a quick hug and got in line to check out while they continued shopping.I’d just got...to my car when my phone rang. It was Terrance and I said, “Wow, that was fast.”He asked if I was taking an Uber. “No, I have my car. Why?”“I was gonna ask you to split it,” he laughed.So, I offered them a ride and waved them over when they came out of the store. Devon got in the front and, knowing where Terrance lived from my previous encounter, I. "The pain in Roger's head was intense now. He felt anger replace some of the remorse and shame within him at her condescending tone. Who the goddamn hell did she think she was acting so righteous? It was her fault that the whole thing had happened, wasn't it? If she had been a wife, a lover, instead of a cold fish then there would have been no necessity for desperate methods. "Listen," he said in a controlled voice, "just what the hell--"The telephone rang.Roger started convulsively at the. There was a phone number at the end of the ad with a note that people could call during the evenings. Lara rushed to get her phone, typed the number, and hit “call”.“Sunny Farm, this is Robert,” a deep voice answered.“Hello, my name is Lara, and I’m calling because I found your help needed ad online, is the position still open?” she asked, biting her lip as she waited for the man to answer.“Oh, yes it is. We haven’t gotten any calls about it. Are you interested in it?” Robert asked.Lara and. He pointed to the four lounge chairs nearby. They were arranged in a row, facing the pool, with a small table between the two center chairs. Heather had been on the third chair down and a crumpled towel was on it as well as the first chair. Two towels, neatly folded, were on the second and fourth chairs. It all seemed a little too planned to me and my suspicions were confirmed when Tony directed my wife to the second chair, leaving the fourth to me.We all drank a beer and chatted. I was having.