I'm so sorry."Melanie laughed. "Don't be. Believe me, it's nice when people don't make a fuss about me." Okay, I can do normal. Will you need anything...special for Davy?" You know him?" Oh, I saw him when he was still playing for the high school varsity team. We all thought he'd play in the NBA one day, but then ... Oh, shit! I'm sorry. Me'n my big mouth. We all know how you've been looking after him and all, and we followed the trial against that scum bag Brentano, so we kinda know what you had. At 31, she still looks as beautiful as the day I met her, 7 years ago. Even after having two kids. Her long dark red always flowing across her shoulders or put up in a bun. Her dark green eyes that could pierce through your very soul and feel your every emotion. You can't lie to her, it's as if she can read your mind.I hardly even had time to say "I love you.", before colliding head-on into the semi-trailer.- Chapter 2Manlius, New York. 2016."Love you Mom." I said, throwing yesterday's homework. She replied, “Every day is the same as the one before. There is a certain consistency in that. I have come to appreciate that.”Taking a sip of the Coke and appreciating the feeling of the cool liquid in his mouth, he swallowed. Ed said, “I know what you mean, but you must want a day off on occasion.”She hadn’t had a day off since the funeral and that had cost her a fortune in lost revenue. Even though the idea of a day off was a great dream of hers, Shirley replied, “I’m a business woman and. "Jill began fumbling with the buttons on her blouse. She was nervous, terribly nervous. She had never been with another woman and at age 50, she was feeling like a schoolgirl on her first date. Lori was half her age. So young, yet at the moment, so much more experienced than Jill."Here, let me help." Lori said as she bounced across the bed toward Jill. She unbuttoned Jill's blouse and slipped it off of her. Jill reached behind and unsnapped her bra, letting it fall to the floor. Lori held her.