The one you guys don't want me going to." Jena said looking to her Mom with hope in her eyes. She had wanted to go to the party so bad. All of the coo... people from school were going to be there.Lena thought for a second and knew it would be a great way for Jena to make her move. "Not a bad idea! One thing girl, you had better make sure you're doing this to get Daddy! If I find out you're going to flirt with some little jerk-off from school, I will personally kick that sweet little ass of yours. But I will admit that I am not sure if that rule would apply to a part-time now retiring coach. Let me think about that and I will get back to you.”They both silently chuckled to themselves as they thought about what the Secretary’s reaction would be to hearing this conversation and wondered who she would tell.The other major decisions Don needed to make were about the two properties he owned as to whether to sell the one up north and stay here or move back north. It all became easy for him to. " she said ordering coffee. I was glad to see her switch to coffee. I would hate to have to speak to her about drinking too much in public. I could care less what she did at home.She finished her coffee then came down to the end of the bar where I was talking to Brit and Jeremy. "Sheriff Porter, I just wanted to thank you for allowing me to ride along with you and Detective Simpson." Well Osborn you are more than welcome. It should be obvious we are expecting great things of you," I said."I. ”Lori looked up. “I’m sorry, I’m so sorry, Harriet. Please forgive me and please don’t hate me.”“Aw Lori.” Harriet hugged her. “I’ll never hate you.”“I’ve killed people,” her voice cracked in a harsh whisper.“It’s okay-”Lori sat back and pulled away from her feeling the weight of her actions and her shame piling down on her. “It’s not okay! I’ve not only killed people, but I’ve also enjoyed it!”Harriet sat back on the bed and watched her for some time. When she spoke, her voice was soft and.