“Cassie, calm down. Take a deep breath and tell me what’s wrong”“Bret, I need your help, again. I was in an accident and I don’t have anyon... else to call. Will you help me, please?” Cassie begged me.“Ya, sure I’m leaving now. Where are you?”“I’m down on Main Street going out of town. Another car ran a stop sign and hit me. Please hurry, Bret”I grabbed my keys and I was out the door in minutes. I called Eve to tell her I would be a few minutes late and not worry. A friend needed some help. . ’ Derek planted another kiss on her forehead. Andrea blushed slightly and pretended to be busy collecting the reports and notes that were scattered across the huge bed. Derek found the room service menu and placed an order by telephone. ‘I might take quick a shower before dinner arrives,’ he said, picking his shirt up off the floor. Andrea stood up and realised she could do with freshening up as well. ‘Good idea, I’ll have one too. I bags the big bathroom.’ They were staying in a two-bedroom. Jessie was a sneaky little kid and would review the singles ads weekly. His favorite location for a date was at the park where he and his dad frequently visited for a few games of Frisbee or to toss the ball around. After Jessie confirmed a date he would make plans for his dad to go with him to the park. When Jessie spotted the single female he would make himself scarce. Fortunately for Jessie, his dad never caught on to his son’s sneaky behavior, but unfortunately the dates never worked out. "Jamie we have missed you. How have you been? I'm so very sorry about Ellie she was one of my oldest friends. We spent many a night in here weeping over Ralph and Charlie but she talked the most about you. She was so proud of you. For a while there was a framed article about your selection as All Ivy third baseman on the wall by the bar for everyone to see. She brought in your cap and gown picture when you graduated from Penn. She never ceased talking about you and the wonderful life you were.