"Elliot said, "I would have brought roses if I had gotten out of worksooner."She said, "I understand and you don't need to buy me any roses."She and E...liot kissed each other lightly.She said, "Dinner will be ready in a few minutes."Elliot said, "This is different for me I never thought I would date acustomer."She laughed and said, "For me asking you here for dinner was kind ofspontaneous because I found you quite attractive and charming."I said, "Wow, the boss said he would have done exactly. The problem was nobodyknew that Amy was in foster care except a few teachers. At lunch Amy waspeppered with questions until she had to finally tell that she was infoster care and that her foster mother was going to adopt her.More questions were asked about what happened and why. She had to comeclean, there was no way to lie without more trouble. She told about theabuse and neglect towards her and her brother and what happened to herbirth parents. She finally told them that her new mother was in. You don’t bother taking off your coat, letting droplets of water drip onto the floor. You look at the clock mounted on the wall. It’s a quarter-past midnight but you aren’t tired at all, at least not in the sleepy way.You shuffle through the room into the kitchen, and you hope there’s some beer in there. You are John Doe and today you were fired from your job, and while that isn’t the end of the world, in this job-market it means at least a few months unemployed. Your landlord is a hard-ass, so. ‘I had such a good dream,’ she murmurs. ‘Yeah?’ I whisper into her hair. She turns to look at me and smiles sweetly. ‘That was no dream sweetheart,’ I boast running my hand down her back. She closes her eyes and grins mischievously. ‘I’m not finished with you yet,’ I remind her softly. ‘I can’t,’ she counters, ‘ I have nothing left. I need water.’ She reaches for the water in a pathetic effort of exhaustion. ‘Wow,’ I laugh at her, ‘you really are done aren’t you?’ She nods her head pouting..