The sidewalk started curving in front of me and I’d swear that the brick wall of the building I started leaning against was melting. Just then a bl...ck van with the door already sliding pulled up next to the sidewalk, actually one wheel went up on the sidewalk and just before everything went black I had the thought, ‘Someone laced my drink.’ I woke in a haze. There was a bright light above my head and when I blinked a few times I saw that it was a lamp. Shear white light shone directly into my. " As she slipped from her bar seat. With his hand on her elbow he guided her toward an empty table in the back of the restaurant."Nice to meet you Sandy" said one of the other two men. "My name is Ed and this is Sam" pointing to the third man."Hi Ed, Hi Sam." She said as they sat at the table. They soon ordered their meals and another round of drinks. They talked, they laughed and they enjoyed themselves. She told them about her husband, the business he was in and she also talked about her son.. He said I would not be able to fool you for long. I wonder now, did he see the tag as well? And not tell? Some friend, eh?"But come. It's good to see you on the home turf at last. We will take a cab over there." I am glad to see you too, Wilbur. You call this home? A madhouse? This place is sheer lunacy to the power of ten. Already I long for home, my home. A village with fewer than 2000 people of whom I do not have to know more than twenty."But you are right. Let's get out of here quick before. "We think you two are a cute couple," I said. Cindy's head bobbed in support of my fib. Susan twisted and gave Jason a little peck on the cheek."That's cute," Mizz Helen said. "And in a whole roomful of cute, that's cute!" Thank you, Mizz Helen," Susan said.Susan's in love. She's had a whole lot different life than me and Cindy and Tina, and that's really interesting to think about. I have wondered what it would have been like to have a mom and dad and stable home life like Susan did. I talked.