I helped Rob into his chair but couldn’t help laughing when he passed comment about the large wet patch on my jeans. The three of us took it in tur...s to push the wheelchair, going from one shop to the next but not buying anything. We arrived at the last store and strolled down the aisles looking at the clothes. Finally, I found two items that I wanted to try on, as did Isabella, so we left Rob with Emma and went to the changing room. I’d found a bikini that I thought would be ideal for taking. "Didn't you hear me when I said I didn't want to go over there?" asked Sheryl, as soon as Shawn had driven his car back out onto the street."No, I didn't hear ya askin' nothing."Sheryl could see the surprise in his face, and though she didn't know how he couldn't have heard her, she could also see that he was perturbed by her wanting to go home, but she didn't care."Why didn't ya want ta see them anyway?"Sheryl didn't answer beyond rolling her eyes, and giving a disgusted sigh. She still. I greeted him and he nodded. I could see him trying to say something. It seemed to be a struggle for him to speak to anyone he wasn't real comfortable around. According to Linda he was a nice guy and could really be funny in one-on-one situations when he got comfortable enough to speak.I waited for him to say something and finally he began speaking, "Mr. Morris, have you hired anyone to help with the cattle yet?"I didn't know if he wanted a job or was just curious. This was the first time he. She was just going to park in the driveway and come in but I persuaded her to act like she was visiting on some kind of business. I do have neighbors and they do talk. So she wore nice slacks a blouse and carried an old worn satchel.Once inside she dropped the case and gave me a hug and peck on the cheek. It felt nice, because it seemed she meant it.I fetched cold drinks and we sat down to talk, she on the sofa, me in my recliner."So what do you want to accomplish, Ellie?" I've been thinking.