"Kayla could tell that Diana was still stressed, and there was an occasional, barely noticeable tremor to her hands when she sipped her coffee. Jeff s...t at the end of the table, then reached over and took his wife's hand."Where's Arlene?" Kayla said, just to break the silence.Diana hesitated for a second, then, "She, Ann, Jennie and Melissa have a special bond, I guess you could say. They grew up together, and they've only become closer now that they're sister-wives. I just thought they needed. And then, as far as pictures, games, a few CDs and DVDs, that kind of thing, it was simply toss them into the Rubbermaid bins from Walmart and haul them over and either unpack them or stack them. It actually all went without a hitch.”Then, Jennifer changed tone and asked Jan, “How is life in that big new place of yours? Is it what you expected? Did you leave anything behind at the old place for which you might be having second thoughts about keeping? I can put it in the car and bring it over if. ”Ed nodded and said, “He was pretty much in shock last night when he came over. I’ll let you know when the memorial service will be held. Maybe the town can collect some money to send flowers. Kelly and I are going to the service in Austin.”Shirley slumped down on a stool behind the bar and said, “I’ll put up a jar.”Ed went back around to the customer side of the counter and sat down on a stool. This had been far tougher than he had thought. He took a sip of the Coke and said, “Thanks. You’ll. In the process of adjusting her position in the truck, her elbow hit the horn. They jumped apart looking guilty. Sean looked over at the car next to theirs and saw Mr. Emery glaring at him. The two women were laughing while his father was looking around as if seeking something interesting to look at so long as it wasn’t in their direction.Looking over at the car, Suzie straightened up upon seeing the expression on her father’s face. Less than happy, she said, “I swear that if he has his way.