He clutched it and got first gear. He looked at his Dad and they both grinned as he eased the clutch out and touched the gas pedal.The little Plymouth...two seater coupe rolled easily and eagerly down the long driveway to the street.They rode quietly to the intersection of Main Street, then Hoot turned left and out of town on highway 82, headed up the mountain on the long stretch.When they were out of town and away from the residential part, Rev. McCoy motioned for Hoot to stop.“Start in low .... You held my hair when I was sick. Thanks." Don't thank me yet," Derrick said. His voice was stern. "Do you remember what I said I was going to do the next time you got drunk and made a fool of yourself?"Angel stopped drying her hair and peered at Derrick."I don't think I made a fool of myself," she said softly."Really?" Derrick asked. His voice was firmer still. "I hate to break this to you, Princess, but putting a lampshade on your head went out in the 1970s and it hasn't been funny since the. It’s nice to be needed….” There was a long dry pause of silence as Keyes finished his thoughts to himself. Moments later he shook off the memory and for an instant forgot where he was until he looked over at Bree. She had a small smile on her face that didn't reach her eyes. He felt a twinge in his chest. “You were really in love huh? Why aren't you married?” “I almost did marry her.” “Really?” She felt like someone punched her in the chest. He had loved this girl enough to almost marry her.. There was no door on it. The house needed paint and maintenance in the worst way.As we emptied the vehicles I directed Justin and Sandra to secure the back of the house. As we approached the porch, I noticed there were no doors on the side of the house we were at. As we got closer I directed Shelly and Vicky to watch the other side of the house. Even though I did not give the order all of us had our guns drawn and ready in case someone went stupid inside.The smart phone still showed the card.