.. you're just delaying the inevitable. It's time to go home and see Bret." I'm not delaying. I'm really too busy ... with school and all, plus I've g...t a huge load next quarter and it helps to do some reading ahead and..." Nonsense." She interrupted."What's the worse that can happen? You see him and discover he's changed and you've changed and you no longer have that spark you once had. No sense in torturing yourself whether he cares or not ... just go and take your medicine like a big girl.". That didn't bother him too much because Jeff had left early that morning to go out with Kari again, leaving only girls in the house. As long as it wasn't in front of anyone of the male persuasion, he considered it perfectly fine if they wanted to go nude around the house or in the pool.He worried, however, about Saturday. He didn't think most of the girls would take their clothes off in front of Jeff, but Jeff was planning to go out with Kari again. That would leave Greg alone with them. And. It was still early—about six-thirty—so there was still light coming in through the windows of the bar. It was pretty much empty. Luke smiled meekly at her when he turned his chair and saw her come in through the front doors. It was a smile that asked, ‘What do you think?’ Sitting on the bar next to him was a bouquet of a dozen red roses. Despite their recent distance, her heart swelled, supported by the memory of the man that she had fallen in love with. Her eyes began to well, though she. Do you understand?"Ted mumbled something. Bennie looked at him and said, "The answer to George is either yes or no. If it's yes, you can leave. If it's no, you can die."He shouted back, "Yes, I understand!"Bennie looked at Jeff. "What's your choice?" I'll leave with my brother. We won't be back." I shoved him away from me with distaste.Bennie, Robby, and I watched them closely as they left though we wouldn't give them any arms. After they had gone, Millie and Alice relaxed and came to Jane and.