”She was giggling like a mischievous school girl. Melody was chewing her finger off, trying not to bust out laughing.“Gosh Charlie, you’ve got t...e cutest grandparents. How could you NOT have invited them to your wedding?” Melody giggled.“I don’t know. I feel like such a heel. I don’t think Dad knows how liberated they really are. I won’t make that mistake again.“Soo, let’s go figure out where WE’RE sleeping.”There were two bedrooms. One had two full size beds that belonged to Jake and Pete. The. Either Del and I are not only a part of the team, but we run the team, where matters of law are concerned. It's either that or goodbye. Do you understand? Del and I are the ones to make all decisions concerning the law, under your oversight of course."Either you agree or we're both out of here. Besides, There are a couple of sweet things due to check in at the Willows next weekend. Del And I want to check them over for birth marks."Then Claire screamed at him, "Damn you! How dare you to come. I was probably the oldest person in the room and definitely the only one in a suit. Though a few stylish hipsters had on ties and vests.Most of the people appeared to be college-aged. Maybe a few were in grad school. Hardly anyone looked to be older than twenty-five. Everyone seemed stylish and cool. Most of them were attractive. It had the feel of the type of intellectual gathering only seen in movies.We grabbed glasses of wine and made the rounds talking to people. Kay introduced me to. Terri sent a smashing serve at him. He tried to return it, but hit off to the side of the table. Terri stood there with a slight smile on her lips, waiting to see what he took off. She didn’t have to wait long. Will grabbed his shirt, yanked it over his head and tossed it on the growing pile of clothes they had created. She wetted her lips, watching him, wanting so much to see the rest of him. She readied her next serve and sent it sailing down the inline to his backhand. He tried in vain to.