She had to have practiced that frown in the mirror for hours. The only things that moved on her face were the ends of her eyebrows and the very corne...s of her lips. It was more of a hint of a frown than a frown, but it was devastatingly effective. "I don't actually HAVE a boyfriend yet. But I hope I will some day." "Um ... I see. No boy friend. I can't believe it, but I see." It never hurt to throw in the odd well placed compliment when role playing like this. Except it didn't really. Hawke. He has made a name for himself inhandling what otherwise seem to be impossible cases." Why haven't we heard of him or of his Institute?" Susan asked."He doesn't take cases except on referral from other psychologists. Hedoesn't advertise in the yellow pages. You really wouldn't know of himor his Institute unless you were specifically referred to him. Hehandles only the most intractable cases. His primary emphasis is on de-programming."Both Susan and Richard looked surprised. "Does Jim. Let me know when that idea sinks in ok." David has been good for the company since I recruited him but he's a bit eager when it comes to the drama. "I know man, I know its just I cant wait to see the look on his smug fucking face is all. He's so arrogant and cocky I just wanna knock him out!" I couldn't help but laugh at that. "Remember what we talked about we don't fight unless he starts it. I don't need another lawsuit on my head." "Rick I said im sorry about that man Damn! It was an. "I guess so," I agreed. "Okay. Thanks, Jeremy." No problem," he said as he reached for the passenger door and pushed it open for me.That's how I ended up riding around in Jeremy's car, tugging my plaid skirt down my thighs, and leaning out the window to yell every now and again."I saw your mom the other day," Jeremy told me."Licorice!" Do you want to go ice skating some time?" What?" I blinked at him and then stuck my head out the window. "Lick! Licorice!" She said you got a new pair of.