"So, after a decent interval, about six months, I married him and moved here. He sold off my husband's land at once." Is he often this late?" I asked....he nodded. "He will not be home. When he is not here by sunset, he never is." Where does he go?"She shook her head. "He does not tell me, will not." Where do you want me to sleep?" I asked, quite innocently I thought.She smiled and stood. "Come," she said, and she took me up to her bedroom. "The girl sleeps soundly," she whispered as she stood in. I then made a quick check around the room and picked up his phone. I also checked the small suitcase he had but was not able to find anything of interest there. Luckily his phone was not yet locked so I could simply pair it over the bluetooth app, with the device I was carrying. Then I just started cloning its contents. I started rolling him into the carpet, making sure that there was no way anyone could see him inside it.Even though I tried keep myself in good shape, I was panting and sweating. Jennifer is a preppy bitch. She’s only in band but acts like a cheerleader. It’s a horrible combination. Jesse is sitting next to me. He’s a little closer than he should be, but he’s a hot distraction. I’m not going to complain. He smiles at me and I can tell all of his attention is on me. I smile back, my first real smile in days. It feels good to be around someone that makes me feel cute and desirable. Part of me hopes that Jonah is watching. ‘Do you think he’ll actually grade this?’ Jesse. "Who can we get to do that?" I will take the lead on that," Venera stepped up. "I promised Lisa that I would do whatever I could to help her and since I've been at Sunny Acres for a long time, it would probably be best if I approached them about it."The consensus was to agree to that proposal."So what do we do in the meantime?" asked Joe Berenson. "I mean about day-care?" Well, I don't want to speak for Lisa," started Meredith, "but I'd willingly let her watch any of the kids here. My place is.