I have a lot of time to kill. There was real nice dinner house right next door to the theater, so she decide to go in and have a drink. Brandi had thr...e glasses of wine. When Brandi left at five to three, she was feeling no pain at all. Brandi walked up to the counter to pay and the movie cost eight dollars. She walked inside to set down, noticing that there were very few people in the theater. The theater was new it had real soft rocking chair seats, where you could set low. Other people. I couldn't pass up the chance to learnsomething else from this mysterious woman. Carla waited outside as I putout the lights and fastened my key chain around my neck again, then snuckout of my trailer, locking it securely."Ooo, isn't this exciting?" Carla giggled in delight at the sight of me,outside in my feminine embarrassment. "You're so sweet to do this for me.Here, here's a little present for you."So saying, she held up the onyx necklace she had worn that evening. Shestepped behind me,. "Well, what's the worse that could come of it?" the older woman asked."I don't understand." I've found that when something upsets you, it sometimes helps to consider the worst case scenario and as long as you could live with that, then it doesn't seem so bad after all." Amanda explained.Cynthia again took a few moments to consider the question before answering. Time she used to drain the second glass of alcohol. Feeling the effects of two drinks in such a short time, she didn't call for a. " I tried to smile as I gave him a hug. "I'm sorry." Don't be," he said as he finished his coffee just as the arrival of the flight from London was announced. "Just promise me that you won't do anything stupid." I promise dad, I promise."No more than thirty minutes later Vikki and Lucy were ushered into the V.I.P lounge. Vikki took one step before she saw me then she took a running jump into my arms while Lucy gave my father a tearful hug. Vikki cried but didn't say anything for the longest.