Carol's Cosmo arrived and she slurped half of it down in her first sip. It was good and it was potent.She wished Harry would get here. She wished he'd...given her a better description of Eddy, or some way to recognize him.Eddy couldn't continue to stand at the bar and bathe in the blonde's disdain any longer. He had to find a table somewhere, preferably in the front room so he could see Harry and Carol when they arrived. He looked over the area and the prospects were dismal. He saw one table with. ” Jessie blushed then said “Regardless, I willthink of something.” Charles then inquired as to howshe would get home that night and on hearing that shewould rely on public transport was horrified. “Jessie,here is my business card. You will give me a phone callfrom your friend’s place when you are ready to departand I insist that you be driven home.” Despite herprotestations she agreed. Secretly she was delightedwith the care and attention from such a nice. “Are you okay?” she asked, in as soft a voice as she could manage.The girl looked up and, at first, seemed startled that her rescuer was a woman and then visibly relaxed. She managed to nod and attempted a faint smile before she looked anxiously up and down the street.“It’s okay,” Lizzie assured her, “he ran off.”The girl turned her attention back to Lizzie and managed a, “Thanks,” in a voice that quavered with relief.Lizzie didn’t want to leave her on her own, so she pushed herself upright and. We packed up, called for a bellboy, and followed the young lady down to the counter. Roxy paid her, and I settled the bill.We got in the GT, and headed west on I-70 for the next ten hours. We drove by the Pepsi Center, and it appeared empty, so we went on to find the Hilton Denver City Center, one of the less expensive places to stay. It was only three miles from the Pepsi.We checked in, being greeted by a marvelous K-State fan, who was so sorry for my missed three-pointer. As I got the card.