We parked quite a distance from the center of town, and she had me turn around so we’d be headed back when we left.“There’ll be a lot of cars pa...ked on the streets, and a lot of traffic going and coming, we need to be able to get out, or we’ll have to walk back to the motel, and get your truck in the morning.”I didn’t argue with her, she knew this town and the people.We took our drinks with us, and walked the two blocks or so, I could hear the sounds of the banjo’s, fiddles, and mandolins, as. "Does this mean you got it working?" She was practically vibrating in excitement by this time, and I could see a wider grin on her face as I bent to the controls and got everything running. I turned to help her out of her robe, and to step down into the roiling water. I could see her looking around for the rest of the promise, and I opened the towel to reveal the bottle I held.I made short work of the cork, carefully letting it out so as not to lose a drop of the expensive wine, then took a. "Ms. Grant! How nice to meet you at last. Allow me to introduce my parents. He motioned across the room, and I saw them. The man stood up, slightly bent with age, but proud, still looking strong. He had a full head of hair that was all white, a moustache that was going white, and the same smile that his sons shared. He gave a small bow with his head, and rested his hand on his wife's shoulder. She wore the traditional dress of the Middle East, and her eyes, like her sons, seemed to dance in the. Every once in a while, I need to tap him in the nuts to bring him back in line. Right my dear loving husband?”He covered up his jewels and began to laugh out loud and nodding very fast.“If you need a band for the reception, I know a guy.”I wiggled my eyebrows and he laughed as we shook hands, before looking my big girl in the eyes.“Hey, I have been so busy lately, I am sorry, but Dara, has a date been set? Your moms probably know, but I’m in the dark.”I must have sounded very concerned.“Don’t.