" I'm sure you will, babe", mom said. "But I think we can take care of each other".With that, we hugged each other, holding each other tight. The sexu...l part was going to be fine, but emotionally, I really cared for Jennifer.I was sad all afternoon, just watching TV while mom cleaned up (big help, huh?), and kind of keeping to myself. Then mom came in and said, "Why don't we go back to the mall tomorrow? I've got some shoes that I need to return. I was just going to keep them, but since we need. She went to serve hercorner time while Faye and I turned to watch a television news item on thehorrific fires in Australia. Once the item was finished the television wasswitched off and Faye and I turned our attention to Meg. She was hopping fromone foot to the other and was obviously getting desperate to use the toilet. I told Meg her corner time was over and to come over and stand in front ofus. She slowly shuffled over, a small coquettish smile, a mix of pleasure andapprehension, shaped her. Darlene had said she handed it right to her. Jim felt that old depression coming on again. He finally concluded that he couldn't function; it was taking him days to do what he normally did in hours. He told his boss that he was going to take a few days off.By Friday night Jim's brain was totally numb from alcohol. He hadn't shaved or bathed in two days. He sat in the living room with the shades drawn, staring of photos of Sally. "God Sally, why did you have to leave me," he said out loud, tears. “Hey, I serve the Two-Sided One. It’s not ridiculous,” Betsy said.“I’m leaving.”“Bye ... Have a nice day ... Safe journey ... Don’t trip in your high heels,” Betsy shouted after her.Walking angrily, Stella rounded the corner and tripped on her high heels. Angered at tripping, she walked back to her office doing her best to keep her weight off of her twisted ankle.“Betsy.”Betsy turned around to find Professor Parrish standing behind her.“What?”“I trust you to swim with sharks without getting.